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(tilaMMed Adrertlalnf ea PUfo li.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1932. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THRRE CENIB VOL. LI., NO. 124 Cm C LEXERS PUMPING A HOT STREAM OP DEATH U. S. READY TO BACK POUCY IN TESTIMONIAL m FOR Q HOUSE OF A FREE CHINA-STIMSON Veteran Business Man Hon­ 3,500 Garment Makers ored On 60th Year In Busi­ WILL MAINTAIN THAT ness *— Dinner Held In Quit Work in Boston Center Church House. POSITION, HE AVOWS Boston, Feb. 24.— (AP)—^Approxi-<&American Federation of Labor, the mately 3,500 union coat and dress­ Boston Central Labor Union and maker's employed in 100 shops in the Mass. Federation of Labor. The A group of Manchester men rep­ Boston went on strike today in pro­ strike resolution wais adopted last Rejects Japan’s Suggestion of Revision of Nine Power resenting nearly every Important test against the alleged refusal of night at a meeting of the Interna­ unit in the town gathered at the manufacturers to confer on propos­ tional ladies garment workers union. Center church parish house last ed new wage and working agree­ It was estimated the strike thus Treaty—‘Declares For Preservation of Integrity of far had affected abou. half the union night to honor Charles E. House, ments. Previous working agree­ ments expired Feb. 15. shops in the city. China and Demands Its People Be Allowed To Bnild veteran business man here. The tes- The walkout the first general Of several hundred men and wo­ timdnial dinner was attended by 06 strike in the garment industry here men who gathered at strike head­ men and was a complete surprise to Frantically pumping shells at the Chinese positions were these Japanese Marine artillerymen when the In 11^ years was supported by the quarters one was arrested later. Nation Without Foreign Interference— Secretary Says Mr. House. Complete Surprise camera clicked. The tense attitude of the gunners is typified by the man crouched behind the gun holding When Mr. House arrived at the the trail as volley after volley leaped from the guns. Ohsenance of Treaties Would Have Avoided Present parish house v/ith his son Herbert to attend, as he thought, an Ecclesi­ Sino-Japanese Sitnation. astical Society meeting he found the COULDN’T BLAME CHINESE PREPARE GOV. ROOSEVELT OUSTS WING FOO SAM Wuhlngton,. Feb. 24.—(AP) — commercisd opportunity Eunong all America stood. firmly todEiy behind He Thought Girl Said Jap Or­ nations in dealing-with ChinEi, and the Open Door Policy in China and (2) As necessEuy to that equality dered Food So He Acted TO BOMB ENEMIES FARLEY FROM HIS JOB disputed JapEin's cladm that toe Nine toe preservation o f China’s terri- Accordingly. Power Treaty should be revised be­ toriEil imd Eulminlstrative in te ^ ty . These principles were not new In cause China w u not able to mEiin- •SI Chicago, Feb. 24.— (AP) — toe foreign policy of America. ’They Wing Foo Sam was discharged All Neutral Vessels Warned tain order. had been toe prmciples upon, which Sheriff and Noted Tammany SPRINGFIEU) FINE In an open letter to Q^airman LIQUOR SMUGGLERS from his job in a chop suey es­ it rested in its deEdings with other tablishment yesterday, but he To Keep Out of Way— To Borto, of toe Senate Foreign rela­ nations for many years. In toe got it back again. Here’s hqw: tions committee. Secretary Stim- case of China they were invoked to Hall Leader Removed As DOES B K DAHACE son said observance of treaties HIGHLY ORGANIZED The girl cashier got a tele­ save a situation which not only phone order, and asked Wing Act Before More Japs would have avoided "the present threatened toe future development Result of Seabury Probe Foo Sam to do bis stuff. ---- Sino-Japanese situation smd that no u d sovereignty of that great Asia­ "It’s for a dam nice pbap I evidence bad come to- this govem- tic people, but Eilso threatened to know,” she said. Arrive. Loss Estimate^ At $750,000; inent that compliEmce wlto them create dangerous smd constantly in- Into Affairs of City. Admiral Billard of Coast Shortly thereafter the cus­ would have tntertered with toe pro­ creuing rivalries between toe other tomer called up again. He tection of all legitimate foreign nations of toe world. rights in China. wanted to know who put three Shanghai, Thursday, Feb. 24. — Half of Ci|y Block De­ The Previous W ar Guard Reports 176 Ves­ ’The secretary of state, in toe Albany, Feb. 24.— (AP)—Frank­ ounces of red pepper in the or­ (AP)—^Mayor Wu Teh-Chen served W u had already tEdcen plEUse be­ lin D. Roosevelt, Democratic gov­ der. several thousand word communica­ warning on the neutrsil authorities stroyed By Blaze. tion, pronoimced America’s policy tween Japan smd China. A t toe close ernor of New York, today removed sels Along the Coasts. It was then that Wing Foo of that war three other nations in­ Sam was fired, but thia bo«s today thht it would be dangerous to filled with detailed background, in from office Sheriff Thomas M. Far­ the Far Eut difficulties u one tervened to prevent Ja^an from ob- rehired him when he explained smehor vessels In the Whangpo near tidning some of the results at that ley, district leader of Tammany that he thought the girl cashier Springfield, Mass., Feb. 24.— (AP) squEu^y behind toe Open Door Washington, Feb. 24— (AP) — t h e ' Japanese military base. His Policy smd the' Nine Polver Treaty, war clEdmed by her, Other nations Hail’s keystone ynit. had said “Jap,” not chap. —A spectacular fire destroyed one sought and had obtained spheres at The Coast Guard estimates' that warning was interpreted as an in­ under which that policy w u sub­ The governor said he was not hdf of a five-story building occupy­ interest, dication that Chinese artlUery would scribed-to by toe prindpal powers. Cbarlea B. House satisfied with Farley’s enlanation “largS, highly organized internation­ , PEutly u a r^Eiult of these hetiona ing toe length of a qity block ii| toe ifttsr .w u in response to 's 5f his income and it wasilpainlYvOn al combines” are operating 176 be trained on toe sector where the i serious uprising liaxi broken out in large grou|} of Ms frleuds already'at this ground that he retpt^prey As soon as MT. House was seated Taken as Challenge ’Theise vessels, Billard estimated, and toe other sUmatoriea at a time toe United States la to seek a solu­ to foreign property caused by opera- to toe flames. Chef Urbano Osano began to serve ’The removal of the Tammany Hall are landing the same amoiult of When China w u engaged in an at­ tion which may bring about perman­ tiems against toe Japsinese on that Bank Is Damaged dinner. He bad prepared a. roast TwaT' was promptly construed by alcoholic liquors that 163 ships did During War He Failed To tempt to develop ' free ■ institutions ent safety Emd peEme to China, pre­ front. One half of the building houses and toe powers realized China would turkey menu and it was done in his both friend and foe of the New last year. HO added: His Warning. serve Chinese territorlEd Emd admin­ York governor to mean that Mr. "It is perfectly apparent that if toe Springfield National Bank but require many years to attain that istrative entity, protect eUI rights U8Ui4 fine manner. During the "I request you,” the mayor this was saved, although toe bank course of the dinner Toastmaster Roosevelt had thrown down a chal- we had a sufficient number of Coast Figure Salary. end. '^airsmteed to friendly powers by wrote,’,’ “To notify your naval and was endangered for''a time tod suf­ "The treaty w u thus a covenEmt Charles Ray called i^)on Rev. Wat­ lengtoK gauntlet to Tammany to Guard craft to keep all the smug­ other authorities not to anchor treaty smd international law, and oppose his canhdacy for the Demo­ gling vessels imder constant sur­ fered water damage. ’The Worthy of self denial-among toe signatory SEifeguEird for toe world toe princi­ son Woodruff, pastor of the Center their ships near toe base of opera­ Hotel building, separated from toe Congregation^ church. Rev. Wood­ cratic presidential noxnlnatlon at veillance, we would have the situa­ Putnam, Feb. 24.— (AP) — Frank powers in delB>erate renunciation at ple of equal imd ImpartlEd trade tions of toe Japanese military.” blazing structure by only a small any policy of aggression which ruff paid a fine tribute t j the char­ next June’s Natiohal convention. tion entirely controlled...... We P. Fenton, on trial for charges of with all parts of toe Chinese Em­ Mayor Wu pointed out that the alley, w u threatened and till guests might tend to Interfere with that acter of the guest of honor and pre­ The Han had been expected by some really would have to have more than pire.” embezzlement while be was Wind­ Idzumo was anchored in the river were roused. Firemen kept streams development.” toe secretary said in sented to him a gift from all thoiie political observers to retaliate for ship for ship because we, of course, He w u successful in obtaining ham town clerk and treasurer, today "under toe protection of the Settle­ of water pouring on the- hotel part.' "It was believed—smd the present. It was a solid silver bowl the removal by throwing its have to find the liquor vessels and the usent of toe other powers to ment” and asserted that "from that throughout toe fire. whole history of toe development of toe policy thus imnounced. inscribed "Presented to Charles E. strength to some anti-Roosevelt then to keep the vessels under sur­ quEdlfied his testimony that the town ship are Issued orders directing the veillance and our ships would have Hears Explosion toe "open door” policy reveals that House on his 60th Yeer in Busiases. unit. owed him nearly 3S0,000 for services. attack on Chinese troops.’’ Aided by Britain Farley, on his part^^said he would to be relieved.” Fenton said that between 1914 aqd PatrolmEU) John Gilmore who dis­ faith—that only by such a process, February 28, 1932.” Mr. House was ’This development came at a time covered the blue, reported a gust In tEdting these steps Mr. Kay give Mb support to Roosevelt’s can­ Doran’s Report 1929.be paid himself in checks and under the protection of such an so touched by the presentation that when the Japanese, beaten off in of smoke and an explosion which acted with toe cordiEU support of didacy regardless of what action the Liberty bonds, but .that some money agreement, could the fullest Interest toe British government In respond­ he could not speak, merely nodding Dr, James M. Doran, commission­ successive attacks on Kiangwan, blew out toe windows in toe lower not only of China, but o f . Edl ha- governor might take in his case—If was still outstanding because dur­ ing to Mr. Hay’s Emnouncement. his thanks. er of industrial alcohol, told the had confessed their failure at that part of toe building preceded the tlona which have intercourse with Music the Tammany Hall organization it­ same committee be believed the ing the years ofdhe World War he point and shifted their offensive to above set forth. Lord SEdisbury toe self turned its convention support was busy with patriotic duties and flames. Dr. Harriet T. Bullnum, an her best be served.” During the dinner Jsrle Johnson the Chapd front where artillery elderly chiropodist who mEfintaina British prime minister expressed to Roosevelt. had not carefully computed his sal-, Nations Warned himself "most emphatically u con- sang several bass solos and Edward (Oonthmed on Page 16) which had been out of action for an office u d a suite of rooms on Although he did not base his re­ ary. The secretary reminded that "on ciurlng in toe policy of toe United Bateson rendered piano solos. Mr. several days was blazing late last toe fifth floor, w u p u tly overcome moval order on Farley’s personal Followed Customs January 7th last, upon toe Instruc­ States.” Johnson was in fine voice and his night. by smoke. She was carried to safe­ tion of toe President, this govern­ solos were greatly enjoyed by the appropriation of Interest on funds State Attorney Howard C. Brad­ Get Out of War Zone For twenty yeEura toeresffter toe of litigants, the governor criticised ford on cross examination question­ ty. ment formally notified Japsm smd open door policy rested upon toe in­ Mayor Wu also asked 'the foreign Six firemen wore overcome by China that it would not recognize (Oontlniwd on Pmge Three.) this "highly Improper practice” U .S . FLIER KILLED ed Fenton about the statutes for formal commitments thus made by which had been "long continued.” conducting town affairs, seeking to authorities to advise their citizens smoke or illuminating gas. They any situation, treaty or agreement toe various powers. But in toe win­ were removed to a nearby restaurant Dnty To Pnblio show that he was unfamiliar with to get out of toe battle area as entered into by those governments ter of 1921 to 1922, at a conference quickly possible and to evacuate •In specifically citing his reason the laws. Fenton replied he had fol­ Eis for treatment. In violation of toe covenants of participated in by all of toe prlnci- IN FIGHTING JAPS all places closef to points in Hong­ The blue w u fought in freezing these treaties (the Nine Power and for removing Farley on the unex­ lowed custom in his work and al­ pEd powers which had interests ih kew where Japanese troops are con­ temperature. Ice formed on ladders the Kellogg-Brland Treaties) which GERMAN REICHSTAG plained income charge, the governor though he may not have followed toe Pacific, toe policy w u crystal­ the letter of the law he believed centrated. and sidewalks making toe work of affected the rlgflts of our govern­ lized int Otoe so-called Nine Power turned back to a smtement made firemen hazardous. ment or its citizens in China.” by the executive in the heating auditors who checked his books . "No effective measures have been Treaty, which‘ gave definition and Chinese Officials Confirm Re­ every year were satisfied. taken,” he eald, "ta prevent toe •It a similar decision should be prtdsion to toe principles upon AGAIN SUSPENDED given Farley. He said: reached Emd a similar position taken “As a matter of general sound Bradford' likewise endeavored to Japanese from violating toe neu­ which toe policy rested. In toe first trality of toe International Settle­ by toe other governments of the public policy, I am very certain that show Fenton’s bookkeeping methods article of that treaty, toe contract­ port — Battles Against ment ENid from generally endanger­ world,” be continued, " a caveat will there is a requirement that where were Slipshod and Inti^^duced checks SWEDEN’S PRINCE ing powers, other tosm China, drawn ln'1914 and 1915, the stubs of ing toe lives and property of both be .placed upon such action which, agreed. Charge of Hitlerite Starts Up­ a public official is under Inquiry or foreign and Chinese 'citizens, al­ we bflleve will effectively bar the investigation especially an elected Three Bombers. which were not corapletely filled. 1. To respect the sovereignty, the Some of them bore only the nota­ though toe Settlement authorities legal I li’ hereafter of any title or public official, and it appears that TO MARRY SOON light sought to be maintained by Independence Emd toe territorial and. tion "F. P.'F.” without date or have expressed a desire- to maintain administrative integrity of China. roar and Today’s Session his scale of living, or the total of that neutrality." pressure or treaty violation, and his bank deposits far exceeds the amount. 2. To provide toe fullest and most Shanghai, Feb. 24.— (A P )—The Fenton said some of these proba­ The mayor left It at that, but ob­ which, as h u been shown by his­ pub)i(i salary which he is known to imembarrused opportunity to China " Kuomln (Chinese) News Agency at bly represented his salary, but that servers reading between toe lines tory In the p u t, vlll eventually Is Adjourned. receive, he, the elected public offi­ lead to the restoration to China of to develop and maintEdn for herself Nanking said today that official it was ■ possible others were repay­ inferred that the Chinese were ready Lennart Gives Up Titles To an effective stable government rights and titles of which she may Emd cial, owes a pbsitive public duty to Chinese sources had.confirmed the ment of pdlice bond.;. He was still for an attack on Hongkew before 3. To use their influence for the the community to give a reasonable death of Robert Short, American on the stand when court reconvened have been deprived." purpose of effectuEdly establishing Berlin, Feb. 24— (AP):— A charge Stlmson said recent events in of creditable explanation of the aviator serving with the Chinese after the noon recess. (Ooiitlnued on Page 16) Wed Daughter of a Stock- and maintaining toe principal of that the Nazis of Adolf Hitler had China and especially the hostilities sources of the deposits, or the army, who was reported yesterday equal opportunity for toe oom- "led the way to political murders” begun in Manchuria aj»d extended to source which enables him to main­ to have been shot down in flames at merce and Industry of Edl nations brought a Fascist rush to the Shanghai, far from Indicating toe tain a scale of living beyond the Soochow. throughout toe territory of China. Speaker’s seat today and forced amount of his salary. The American, the Agency said, advisability of treaty modification, suspension of the Reichstag for the 4. To refrain from taking advant­ “While this rule may seem to be volunteered for service with the have tended to eropha.slze "the vital second time within 24 hours. She Pretends Motherhood age of conditions in China in order an enlargement of any previous rul­ Chinese air force a week ago and on London, Feb. 24—(AP)— Karin importance of the faithful observ­ to seek special rights or privileges The Reichstag was reconvened Feb. 21 brought down a Japanese ance of the covenants.” after a half hour’s recess, however, ing by a governor of this state, it Is Nlssvandt, pretty daughter of a which would abridge the rights of plsme near Woosung in an engege- He avoided any attempt to place and rebate was continued on fixing time, I believe, that the standard of Stockholm business man who fell subjecte or citizens of friendly ment during which his own ship To Gain $30,000 Fortune his finger on the sore spot of the date for the presidential elec­ the conduct of public officers be put states and from countenaadng was riddled with buUets. In love with His Royal Highness blame for toe Far Eastern troubles. tion. on a plane or personal as well as action inimical to toe security of The next day, flying a pursuit Prince Lennprt of Sweden w u , In 'TEXT OF.IJBTER J Deputy August Weber charged official honesty and that therefore, The text' of toe Stlmson letter such states. there is a positive duty on the part plane in the vicinity of Soochow he Clevelai^d, Feb. 24.—(AP)—A n^r. Cbaunoey Smith, because of a London today with toe Prince for This treaty thus reprsMhts a care­ today the Nazis had led the' way disagreement. Dr. Smith died lu t of the public official to explain mat­ spotted three Japanese bombers es­ alleged scheme of a 29-year-old their wedding, a bit lonely and ehy follows: fully developed smd matured dilter- to political murders, whei;eupon the widow to pretend motherhood of a August. My fiesur Senator Borah: Nazis, gesticulating and 3relling ters which arise on an inquiry which corted by three pursuit ships. u a result of running counter to the nationEd policy intended, on the one foundling infant, and to present it as ShorUy afterward, Mrs. Smith You have asked my opinion "blackguard!” and other epithets, Involves the expenditure or the de­ Is Shot Down will of King Gustav. hand to assure all of toe contract­ the claimant of a |30,000 legacy told relatives she w u expecting a whether, os has been sometimes re­ threatened to rush the deputy off positing of large sums of money.” Short attacked the bombers and By her marriage which will not ing parties their rights and intereste - was investigated today by police. baby and that her trip to Cleveland cently suggested, present conditions hte platform. The Speaker Immedi­ killed an observe:', but before he take place for two or three weeks, in and with regsmd'to China, and on could twist out of the way the three ' Tbe woman, Mrs. Christine Nie- w u to await its arrival. Skeptlccd the pretty blonde Karl^wlll not be« in China have in any way indicated ately broke off the meeting. Governor Roosevelt’s action on that the so-called Nine Power the Other hand, to auttre to the peo­ pursuit planes were on him and his derlter Smith, of Buffalo, N. Y., was and aware of toe legacy, the rela­ come a princess, for her fiance, la ple of China toe fullest oppqriuhity Yesterday's Session the Farley case followed a series of tives employed William J. Cuey, a Treaty hu become Inapplicable or startling revelaUons, the most ship came down in flames. held on a technical chtufge of kid­ renouncing all rights to his title to develop without moleitation'their Yesterday the presidential pollti' private detective to investigate. Ineffective or rightly in need of amazing of which dealt with the ’The Chinese authorities have rec­ naping. The baby, known In Gleve- and will be plidn Mr. Bernadette sovereignty and independence- aio^ cal situation led to a heated de­ Cuey said the woman stopped in modification, and If so what I con­ Tammany chieftato’s possession of ommended that he be given the land as "Terry Tower,” because he after toe adding. cording to toe modem and enlight­ bate which ended similarly. Joseph Erie, Pa., and advertised that she sidered Should he the pollcj^»of this, a "wonderful tin box” from which posthumous rsmk of colonel in the was found when a few days old, in The young. mEUi’s grandfather, ened standards believed to maintali) Goebbels, Hitler’s right hand man wished to adopt a baby and told a government. Identified President von Hindenburg he was’ apparently able to draw on Chinese army and that he be buried toe Terminal Tower, was claimed King. Gustav of Sweden and the among toe peoples of this earth. doctor there toe must have a baby 'This treaty, u .3rou of course with a "party of deserters.” ah Inexhaustible supply of money. with military honors. by Mrs. Smith. Jan.: 22.. . Would Take Years ^ Sobbing on . the shoulder of a so­ by February. Uuuccesaful in Erie, .(Contlnaed From Page I.) know, forms the legal bEusla upon Goebbels was ejected for the day Farley has long been a power in Short was second lleutonant In which now rests toe "Open Door” At toe time this treaty was sign- ’ cial worker, Mrs. Smith gave her she CEuPe on to Cleveland, obtained as a result of the ensuing uproar. • Taxnmany but national notice first the United States Army Air Re­ Policy towards Ctolna. That policy, ed, it w u known that C h ^ names as "Christine. Niederi ter” and possession of "Terry Tower,” and Today’s session before It was came to him when he was made one serve Corps, but before he receive enunciated by John Hay In 1899, engaged in sm atten^>t to said toe child w u born out of wed­ renamed him “Sebi^tian Joseph.” TREASURY BALANCE broken off was taken up by repre- of'the targets of Samuel Seabury’s that com^sslon he was refused brought to an end the struggle the fru institutioni o t'£ lock. She w u given possession of Authorities planned t > return toe . sentatives of various parties who verbal .fire in the Hofstadter legis­ graduation from the Army Air WEUihingtoH, Feb. 24.— (A P )— among varioiia powers for so-called erning republic after ni»* , paid tribute to President von Hlnd- lative cohunittee’s Inquiry Into al School at Riverside, Cal., for stunt­ the infant and took him to Buffalo. child to Cleveland today, pending revtdution from ita aitadrldiQ further investigation. receipts for Eebraary 20 -spheres of inters*^ in C9fina wl)lch enburg's "rugged ocample of devo­ leged corruption in New. York City ing in violation of the school-regu­ The 330,0|PO bequest w u left by ^ threatening the djtaiemhelmeiit of govsmment;. that the woman’s father-in-law to his t7pon:< bsliw questionisd lu t night Wi 680,84; expendicurea, tion to duto,” and by . Nationalist affairs. ^ lations. 35.890.160.66; balance, |fl90.748r o f that Eniilie. quire many yeim ; representatives, who criticized Under examination by Seabury, The Army records give his birth­ son’s children, should any^ /be horn. Mrs. Smitofuld toe w u not the 462.ST. Customs duties for 20’da^ To accoinpUsh, th$a Hay in­ 1 y S place at Aberdeen, Wash., and his The fatoer-^ln^iw, Godfiled Smith, child’s niotber,. but lat reasserted (OantiBoed op Chancellor Heinrich Brueifing’s fdr- oTSVebruary m r e 316310,856.64. voked two prinetpM I t ) Bq!iMUty:;of ,e l^ pcfiicy severely. (OontkiMd.oa Face Five.). las I age as 28. of Buflaloj left>‘notblng»to his son. her d ata that tot oblld is her own. r -■ •i'.* W-

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р. lamps with 285 c. p. lamps on poles 15. 18, 21, 23, 25. 27, 29. COOKING SCHOOL Fire Fighters- SEEHOBASISaERE HIGH SCHOOL PICK STREETS FOR UGHT PORTER STREET (Lancaster Road to Wellman Road):- Replace present 60 c. p. lamps with 235 c. p. Girl Mascot Never NEWS lamps on poles 325, 329, 331, 333, AGAIN DRAWS W1 FOR SBEA CHARCES TO BE THE SAME 335, 338, 842. InstaU additional 235 DEMONSTRATIONS HERE Misses A Blaze The Art classes are enjoying the с. p. ligh ts on poles. N os. 340, 346^ 327. Relocate,, lights on pole 345 to exhibit of period furniture held at lamps on poles 17, 14, 12, 10, 7, 6, 344: 347 t(f 348; and install 235 c. Those Close To Case Say It Watkins Brothers this week. Mian 3,—and No. 6 on West Center St. p. lam ps. Capacity Crowd At Masonic Condon Is taking each division up to Honse Conmuttee Deddes Electric Company and Select­ EAST CENTER STREET (Porter the store for a double period of 90 SCHOOL STREET ^Spruce St minutes. After retumlr-' to school St. to Harrison St. and Main to easterly to Glenwood S t): Replace Temple For Second Ses­ Is Regretful Such Accusa­ she discusses the exhibit with the Not To (JHuige ExistiDg Madison): 600 c. p. lamps remain present 60 c. p. lamps with 235 c. p. men Name Locations To class and asks the students to re­ the same as at presmt. lamps on poles 15, 19, T. Co. 916, 914, 912, M. E. Co. 29. 33. Install sion Today. tion Was Made. call certain of the rare and valuable ProrisioDsInAcL EAST CENTER STREET (Man­ pieces Which are on display. Be Used For Exhibit of chester Green westerly to IHtkln additional 235 c. p. lights on poles S t.): Replace present 60 c. p. 'lamps 17-31. The girls in Miss Smith’s cooking classes are to be t..Jcen to the Cook­ Recommended Lighting. with 236 c. p. lamps on poles 68, 66, SPRUCE STREET (Oak St. to Another capacity crowd filled the According to leading members of Washington, Peb. 24.—(AP)— 64, 62, 60, 58, 54, 52. Relocate light East Center St.): Replace present the legal fraternity and those ing School conducted under the aus­ Masonic Temple auditorium again pices of tbe Herald on Thursday. Tbe House ways and means com­ on pole Nos. 55 to 56; and Install 60 c. p. lamp^vdth 235 c. p. lamps this afternoon for the second ses­ who have followed the Reale-Ddffy 235 c. p. lamp. on poles 18, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2. Re­ Two girls from tbe senior class, mittee today decided not to change 15, lawsuit which concluded In Superior The Manchester Electric CJom- locate lights on pole. No. 22 to 21; sion of The Herald Cooking School. Esther Tack and Inga Nielsen are the existing provisions which per­ EAST CENTER STREET (Wood- court yesterday there is no basis, pany through Lewis N. Heebner, 24 to 25, and install 235 c. p. lamps. Sessions will be held tomorrow and attending the Cooking School every bridge and Middle Turnpike) (inter­ whatsoever, for a charge ot con­ mit corporations and their subsidi­ Install additional 235 c. p. lights on day in the capacity of models for general manager and the lighting section); Replace present 60 c. p. Friday afternoons. Wom& are in­ spiracy made against Atomey Wil­ aries to ills affiliated and consoli­ pole No. 21. vited to attend. There is no admis- Fradln’s. | committee of the Board of Select­ lamps with 235 c. p. lamps on Pole liam J. Shea of this town by Attor­ dated income tax returns. No. 1 (Woodbridge St.)—Pole No. SUMMIT STREET (From Pole sio ncharge. Reports from Coach Thomas men today annoimced the list of ney B. J. Ackerman. Ackerman Kelley Indicate that he is getting on This was the first of the proposed 1131 (Middle Turnpike). Install ad­ No. 10 northerly to Pole No. 25): The twenty-nve bags of merchfin- stated that Attorney Shea had con­ streets and locations that would very well although he is yet unable administrative changes to be fils- ditional 235 c. p. light on Pole No. Replace present 60 c. p. lamps with dise given away yesterday at the spired with Constable James Duffy be used for lighting demonstratio|i 1130 (Middle Turnpike). 235 c. p. lamps on poles 14-17. In­ opening session of the Herald Cook­ to talk ^oud following his tonsils posed of by the group forming the of this town to prevent Reale col­ 81,250,000,000 revenue blU. purposes in Manchester. This is in HARTFORD ROAD (Pole No. 40' stall additional 235 c. p. lights on ing and Home-Making School were lecting on a previous Judgment operation. Mrs. Hugh Greer is sub­ poles 12, 21, 25. Relocate lights on stituting in his classes of general Tbe vote, taken in executive ses­ keeping with the agreement made westerly to pole No. .90): Replace won by the foUowing people: Straight Deal poles 24 to 23: 20 to 19; 11 to 10; science and mathematics. sion, was reported by A ting Cbair- between the Electric company and present 60- c. p. lamps with 235 c. p. Florence Turcotte, 47” Center The transaction upon which and install 235 c. p. lamps. man Crisp as bi-partisan and over­ the Selectmen by which the town lamps on poles. Nos, 40, 42, 46, 48, Street; Veronica C. Zaholowsld, 12 Ackerman based his charge was a Miss Marguerite Oates and Miss whelming. is enabled to keep within its appro­ 50, 52, 54, 57, 60, 62, T. Co. 812, 802, SOUTH MAIN STREET (Pole Arch street; Mrs. Richard Turklng- straightforward business deed such, Gertrude Oberempt returned to priation which was decreased at the 84, 90. Install additional 235 c. p. No. 3 southerly to Pole No. 29): Re­ ton, 51 Walnut street; Mrs. G. E. as any attorney would carry their clasles in the social sciences A n effort lo reach a decision on last annual town meeting. The lights on poles. Nos. 44, 814, 808, place present 60 c. p. lamps with Housel, 161 West' Center street; through for a client Attorney Shea today after brief illnesses. the Crisp proposal to form a new demonstrations will be msuie Just as 804, 798, 82, 88. Relocate light from 235 c. p. lamps on poles 3, 5, 7, 9, Mrs. Charles Holton, 458 Main arranged a loan for Constable. Duffy Miss Wells, vice-principal and policy on foreign tax credits failed. ;soon as the Electric company’s force poles 809 to 810: 805 to 806: 799 to 11, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25, 27, 29. street; Mrs. Ned Nelson, 19 Armory from John Fitzgerald, a relative of now acting principal of " ‘onlngton The committee was so divided that 'can make the changes, 800: 87 to 86: and install 235 c. p. UNION STREET (Tolland Turn­ street; Miss Dorothy Smith, 15 Attorney Shea's wife. Constable High school, was a visitor at the it decided to summon experts from i The list of streets and locations lamps. pike southerly to Pole T. Co. 1423): Knox street; Mrs. Anna Addy, 564 Duffy has done considerable work Franklin and Main buildings yester­ the Department of Commerce to­ 'fo llo w s : HENRY STREET (Pole No. 17 to Replace present 60 c. p. lamps with Center street; Mrs. L. H. Wolcott, for Attorney Shea as well as other day. Mr. ming, vice-principal in morrow to give further information S ADAMS STREET 'Pole No. 124 Pole No. 29): Replace present 60 235 o. p. lamps on poles 1423, 1431, 35 Chestnut street; Mrs. J. Albiston, lawyers in Manchester and it was charge of the Franklin building, on tbe effect sucb a change would ^southerly to Pole No. 94): Replace c. p, lamps \vdth 285 c. p. lamps on 1433, 1439. Relocate light on poles 342 Center street; Mrs. John Camp­ through this connection he happen­ was principal at Stonlngton before have on the export business of the ^present 60 c. p, lamps wit)' 285 c. p. poles 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29. Re­ 1426 to 1425: 1428 to 1427: 1436 to bell, 82 Maple street; Mrs. H. Re- ed to secure tbe loan In question. coming to Manchester. United States. belske, 106 Birch street;, Mrs. John Sees No Basis Rlamps on poles E96-102, 1">8, 122, locate light on pole No. 14 to No. 1435: and install 285 c. p. lamps. Manchester has a dual swimming Crisp’s Statement Turkington, 24 Fairfield street; Mrs. When there’s a fire at Charlotte, Attorney Shea told The Herald to- 126, 130, 184, 138, 142, Relocate 16, and install 235 c. p. lamp. Install additional 285 c. p. lights on meet in Bristol scheduled for Mon­ "The committee was unanimously S. W. McSepine, 94 High street; N. C., Mary Rupert, 18, secs It. For dAy that there was no basis for At­ lights on poles 108 to 106,—and iji- HILLIARD STREET (Regent St. poles 1429-1487. day, February 29. Since tbe meet of tbe opinion that it did not want WEST CENTER STREET (Hart­ Mrs. L. M. Chapman, 54 Strickland she’s mascot of the lire departinent. torney Ackerman's charge and said stoll 235 c. p. lamps. Install addi­ to Broad St.): Replace present 60 in Hartford at Trinity for the C. C. to do an3rthlng to affect injuriously ford Road easterly to Lyness St,); street; Ida Jarvis, 79 Keeney street; be was quite confident tlmt be would tional 285 c. p. lights on poles 110- c. p. lamps vdth 235 c. p. lamps on L L. championship turned out to be the export business of the United Replace present 60 c. p. lamps with Mrs. Arthur Freeburg, 229 Hartford Charlotte, N. C.— (AP)— Miss be cleared of sucb charges when 114, poles. Nos. 14, 20, 23, 29, C, B. 22, a dual meet between tbe two States," Crisp announced. 285 c. p. lamps on poles 1288, 1285, Road; Mrs. K. Rabaglino, 45 Vic­ Mary Rupert is tbe champion fire Judge Newell 8. Jennings renders BENTON STREET (East Center Install additional lights on poles, 18, schools, Dwight Perry, faculty man­ On its decision not to change the 27, 38, and install 285 c, p, lamps. 1238, 1242, 1246, 1250, 1254, 1258, toria Road; Mrs. Carl Anderson, 101 fan of this city. his Reale-Duffy decision. Those who yelt,, northerly to Durkin St.); Re- ager here, has suggested that tbe law permitting tbe filing of affili­ ‘ place present 60 c, p. lamps with .235 Relocate lights on poles—17 to 16: 1262, Install additional 235 c, p. Florence street; Mrs. C. L. Chap­ She’s mascot of tbe fire depart­ beard the case are also of tbe opin­ dual meet in Bristol be cancelled. ated and consolidated Income tax ,c. p, lamps on Poles 2-4-6-8-10-12-14. 26 to 25; 81 to C, B, 18 and Install Idmps on poles 1245, 1244, 1248, man, 52 StHckland street; Violet ment, and she never misses a fire— ion that Attorney Shea will be com­ However, Bristol wishes tbe meet returns by corporations and their / BIRCH STREET (Main St. east- 235 c. p, lamps. ____ 1252, 1256, 1260, 1264. Alleby, 219 Hartford Road; Leona that is if she possibly can be there. pletely cleared by Judga Jennings. I Her father, Frank Rupert, brought held thinking probably tl tbe odd subsidiaries the cdtomittee lifted Jerly to pole No. 16); Replace 00 c. HOLLISTER STREET (Sumpiit WOODBRIDGE STREET (Oak­ Dimn, 89 Lancaster Road; Mrs. Friends of tbe local lav^er regret from tbe worries of many busl&esi ,p. lamps with 285 c. p. lamps on St, easterly to North Elm ); Replace land St. to Doane St.): Replace Fred Wamock, 51 Fairfield street; Mary here from Westchester, Pa. that sucb a cbargs based on little point may fall to them next time. when she was 3 years old. They Biancbester believes that Hicking enterprises tbe threat of an addi­ I poles 2, 6, 8,11, 18. present 60 c, p, lamps with 285 c. p. present 60 c, p, lamps with 235 o. p. Mrs. P. W. Volz, 24 Pitkin street. or no evidence should have been tional tax burden. /■ CENTER STREET (Alcott Drive lamps on poles 9, 11, 18, 16, 17 (29 lamps on poles 142, 144, 146, 148, East Hartford; Mrs. Fred Hope, 97 have been chasing fires for years. made. and Joslin will both win their events It's a bobby and pastime with Miss in another meet and that the other Under existing law returns msy '! easterly to McKee Street); Replace No. E lm ). ___ „ 150, 156, 159, 161. Relocate lights Florence street. . The Suit be filed by an associated group Ml Rupert. The suit concluded yesterday is point winners will duplicate their •, present 60 c. p. lamps with 285 c. p. KEENEY S'rRBBT (Bidwell on pole No. MECo. 1,: Starkweather Other prizes were won by the fol­ their combined net profits. 'lamps on poles 549, 581, 585, 518; Street, southerly to Pole No. 678) ; St. to pole No. 158 on Woodbridge lowing; Nellie Don Dress from the In tbe past few years she has based on alleged fraudulent prop­ performances of Monday. grown up—she's 18 now—and no erty transfers made by Constable Crisp said tbe committee wotfid ;T. Co, 1884 on Adams Street. Re- Replace present 60 c. p, lamps with St. and install 285 c. p. lamps. In­ J. W. Hale Co., Mrs. L. B, Thrall, meet tomorrow to take up the pvo- longer rides tbe trucks with her Duffy to evade the Reale Judgment. ''locate lights on poles, Nos. 558 to 286 c. p. lamps on poles Nos 662, stall Additional 285 c. p. light on 598 Burnside avenue. East Hart­ posal to modify the capital gains 554—582 to 581—and install 285 e. 666, 670, 574, 678, Install addition­ pole No. 4 on Oakland St., No. 141 ford; box of' Schralfts candy from brown hair flying in the wind. She Constable Duffy had applied for a works In a store, but when there’s loan on bis property in July of 1929 HOSPITAL NOTES and loss provision of the present , lamp. Install additional 285 c. p. al 236 c, p. lights in poles. Nos. 601, Woodbridge Street. Packard's Drug store, Mrs. William a fire she manages to see it. and got 16,000 in December 1929. revenue law. He explained the com­ imps on poles 689, 587, 588, 528, 669, 664, 668, 672, 676, WOODBRIDGE STREET (From Orr, 513 Lydall street 'These items, mittee did not have time to consid­ 622,E 626. Set new 86' pole at Junc- m i d d l e t u r n p i k e , e a s t Middle Turnpike east to Green made during the school were won There are 119 members of tbe Reale's suit was brought October Charlotte fire departmeilt, and she 1929. Later needing money to pay A son was bom this morning to er it today. ’tlon of Alcott and Center St. and (B enton St, easterly to Earl St.): Road); Replace p; sent 60 c. p. by the following:,Cake, Amy Olson, A sub-committee will meet later knows them all, their wives, ciiil- fo r furniture Ck>nstable D uffy g ot 'install 285 e. p, lamp. Replace present 60 c. p. .lanrns w th lamps with 285 c; p. lamps on poles 197 Maple street; macaroni dish, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miner, Jr„ of to^y to continue its study on tbe dren and sweethearts. 81,000 from John Fitzgerald, 'rais \ CENTER STREET (Pine to 286 c. p. lamps on poles 1096-1099- T. Co. 802, 808, S14, 817, 819, 881. Mrs. Pybia S, M'Loughlin, 80 Laurel 686 Center street. proposed manufactures’ sales tax "Of course," Miss Rupert says, loan was secured for him by Attor­ ^ Cooper St.): Replace present 60 c. 1110, install additional 286 c. p. Relocate present lights on poles. street; pie, Mrs. A, Tluck, 59 Weth- Miss Ethel Hewitt of 29 Foster which is expected to yield approxi­ "none of us likes, to see damage ney Sbea because of his connection p. lamps with 400 c. p, lamp on lights on poles 1101-1108. Relocate Nos, 805 to 804: 811 to 810; and orel street, and the chicken legs, street and Miss Joanna Powers of mately 1600,000,000 or a two per poles. Nos. C611, 607, 608, 601, 600, lights on poles 1103 to 1104; 1107 to install 285 c. p. lamps. Install addi­ Mrs, Robert Smith, 31 Ford street done by a fire, but I like tbe excite­ with Fitzgerald. Juet where tbo con­ spiracy lies was not definitely stated 137 Oak street have been • dis* cent basis. , 69, M. B. Co. No. 1 on Pine St, Re­ 1106; and Install 235 c, p. lamps. tional 285 c, p. lights on poles 806- m ent." charged. by Attorn^ Ackerman. Previous locate lights on poles. Nos.. 606 to MIDDLE 'TURNPIKE, BAST 812, VOORHIS WILL FILED f 690—and install 400 c.p . lamps, Re­ (Welcome Place easterly to Lato action by Male In assigning bis locate light on pole M. E, Co. No. 8 St.) ; Replace 60 c. p. lamps wlte CUT AND DIVERSIFY Judgment to another was referred WEBSTER KIN DIES REC NOTES to by Judge Jennings when he hint­ New York, Fob. 24.—(AP) — to M. B. Co. No. 2 on West Center 285 c, p. lamps on poles T. Co. 1148: John R. Voorbis, 102-year old St. end install 400 c, p. lamp. In­ 1160; 1156; 1168; 1102; 1168. Relo­ ed that those making charges should Maucb Chunk, Pa., Feb. 24.— D o Y o u come into court with clean bands. Great Grand Sachem of Tammany stall additional 400 c, p. lights on cate light on poles 140 to 1189: 1147 IS CROP-PLANTING Tbe young women’s swimming (AP)— Elizabeth Cross Webster, team at tbe East Side Reo has sev­ Hall who died Feb. 5, left his entire poles C614, 610, 606, 507, 608. Re­ to 1146; 1163 to 1162: 1166 to 1164; last surviving daughter of the late estate to hie two daughters and place present pole C697, 698 with 1172 to 1171, Mid Install 236 c. p, SLOGAN IN DIXIE eral contests scheduled for March LAUNDBYMAN GRATEFUL Rev. Richard Webster, died today and April. Included in the Man­ two grandsons, Us will filed today* 86' poles. Set 1, 85' pole comer Arch lamps. Install additional 236 c, p, at the family homestead here. She disclosed. and Pine St, and install 400 o. p, li^ ts on poles 1141, ,1)148, 1164, Atlanta — (AP) — Conservatism chester roster are the following Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 24.—(AP) — was 70. Mr. Webster was a descen­ swim m ers: The will was written Dec. 27, 1100, 1166, 1170. Year Ago Today — Jean probably will be the keynote of One of the Canadian fliers who has dant of Governor John Webster, 1928, and the petition said the value ^^^BN'TBR S'TRBBT (Main St. A. Arson, H, Arson, M. Grezel, B. NORTH MAIN and TOLLAND Lafitte carried the colors of the Dixie's farm program this year. offered bis services to fight under Colonial governor of Connecticut, of tbe estate was unknown, but was westeiiy to Trotter St.); Replace TURNPIKE (Depot St. easterly to Sucb a program, built around the Grezel, E. Mohr, F. Oswald, J. tbe Chinese Nationalist flag in the Pelatlan Webster, early American Keenland Stud to an easy vic­ Squatrito, D. Gaylor, P. Emonds, in excess of $10,000 worth of real resent 6(V e. p, lamps with 285 c, p. Hockanum River); Replace present tory in the 15,000 Independence "llve-at-bome~' idea, ii tbe^ plan of Far East went into a Chinese political economist, and Noah Web­ estate and 810,000 worth of per­ imps on poles. Nos, 667, 668, 661. F. Robbins, P. Brennan, M. Meyers, E 60 c, p. lamps with 285 e. p. lamps Handicap at Havana's Oriental extension workers of various states, laundry here today for bis shirts ster. sonal property. CHESTNUT STREET (Bow St. to B. Moorbouse, B. Johnson, P, Bum- on poles T. Co. 184 (pole east of T. Park race track, R. X. Girl, and already farm agents and home and collars. He wore tbe uniform Forest St.); Replace 60 c. p, lamps C!o. 186) opp. T. C!o, 179) B. 188M: demonstration workers are carry­ ham. of the Royal Canadian Air Force. owned by J, C. Ellis, took the Bls- Tbe schedule Is as follows: with 286 e, p. lamps on poles 8, 11, M. B. Co. Nos, 1, 8, 6, 7, 9, 11, 14, cajme purse by three lengths at ing plans to their constituents. "You airman?" asked tbe laundry- 18, 17 on Chestnut St. Relocate March 6, NcfW Haven at Rec. E217; 221, 226, 220, 288, 286, 737. Miami. The outlook for cotton this year, man. lights on poles 20 to 10; 22 to 21: 24 NOR'TH MAIN STREET (Main leaden emphasize, is far from March 12, Hartford at Rec. March Tbe flier replied in tbe affirma­ to 28: and install 286 c, p, lamps. Bt. easterly to Oakland 8 t): Re­ bright, and an effort will be made 19, Rec at Middletown. April 2, Rec tive, five Years Ago Today—Bobby at Hartford. April 9, Middletown (Install additional 285 c, p, lamps on place present 60 c. p. lamps with Jones, Open golf Champion of to have farmers plant more than "No charge," said the laundry- pole No. 16-25, _____ 286 c, p. lamps on Poles, Nos. one caeb crop, varying with tbe at Rec. April 16, Rec at New Ha­ man as be banded over the parcel. Great Britain and the United ven. CHARTER OAK and HIGHLAND R222M, M. B. Co. 60, E812M, States, and former U. S, Amateifi; locality and acceieiblllty to market. (Spruce easterly to pole There are 34 members of the S'rRBBT E310M, E320M, Install additional champion, made the first hole-in- A minimum production of cotton No. 16): Replace present 60 c, p. women’s gym class which bolds reg­ BIGGER BOBBIES 236 c, p. light on pole No, E313M. one of his career on the 170-yard is recommended by tbe Georgia col­ lamps with 286 c, p, lamps on poles, ular weekly sessions. They are: OAKLAND STREET (North eleventh at his home course. East lege of agriculture, although noth­ f Nos, 21, 24, 27, 88, 80, 89, 45, 1, 6, School St. northerly to Pole E404); ing has been said about adopting Eleanor Runde, Mrs. Mae Hale, Mrs. London.—London’s famous bob­ Lake Country Club. The shot was Farr, Mrs. Grezel, Edith Wiganow- ‘ 8,10. Relocate lights on poles, Nos. Replace present 60 c. p. lamps witnessed by Stew^t Maiden, vet­ any set acreage control plan. Eu­ bies—policemen—have always been 30 to 81: 86 to 86: 42 to 41: 18 to ski, Mrs. Anne Morrell, Ella Scran­ big, but now they must be bigger with 236 c, p, lamps on poles E846; eran Scbtch pro. gene Talmadge,' commissioner of 12 and Install 286 e, p, lamps, In- 350, 854, 858, 802, 366, 870. 874, 878, agriculture, said a cut of 10 per ton, Jessie Hewitt, Evelyn Robinson, and better than ever. Recent r e la ­ ) stall additional 286 e, p, llj^ts on 382, 386, 404, Relocate light on poles cent from the 1931 acreage was cer­ Dorothy Gaylor, Lillian Satryb, tions have raised tbe standard Ten Years Ago Today — Lew Louise Satryb, E tta CHulow, Frances i poles. Nos. 87, 43, 46. Set new 80' 390 to 892: 894 to 396: 898 to 400 Tendler, southpaw lightweight of tain. height of policemen from* 5 feet 9 Three ;pole and Install 235 c, p. lamp oppo- Schultz, Agnes Wehr, Emily Gove, and install 236 c, p, lamps, Philadelphia, stopped Hymie More attention to livestock, inches to 5 feet 10 Inches. Tbe age Prizes— Leave [ site pole 29, poultry and food crops will be Lois Parker, Lee Gautier, Loretta OAK STREET (Main St. easterly (Jold, once known as JJmmy Duf­ limit is from 20 to 25. $10.00 First, I COOPER S'TRBET (High St, to to.Pole No. 21); Replace present 60 given by Georgia organizations'. Gleason, Alice Novelll, Betty Wei- Nam e and fy, of California, in the r venth $5.00 Second, ; West Center Street): Replace pres- c. p, lamp, now Installed In 2nd. fix­ round at Madlsra Square Garden. Mississippi farmers are prepared ser, Pauline Emonds, Olive Finne­ Address at gan, Marjorie >Finnegan, Pearl ^ent 60 c. p, lamps with 235 c. p. ture easterly of Main St., with 235 Babe Herman, California feather­ to produce this year's crop at a rec­ $3.00 Third, Box Office;- c. p, lamp. Install 285 c. p. lamps In weight, decisioned Billy DeFoe, ord low cost, J. C. Holton, commis­ Burke, Olive Chanda, Doris Keefe, Awarded Winners Mrs. Richmond, Mrs, Martin, Ma­ 1st and 3rd fixtures, easterly of St, Paul veteran, in 12 rounds. sioner of agricultiure, says. or Apply at rlon Waddell, Irene Coleman, Olive" Selected by Personal Notices Main St, Replace present 60 c. p. North Carolina’s plan, advanced Manager’s Office lamps with 285 c. p. lamps on Poles, DOPE ANTIDCTE by the state college of agriculture, Irons, Ethel Robb, Rosalie Ander­ STATE Audience. Nos, 8, 4, 6, 18 and Pole No, 27 on provides for all food and feed son. Wednesday night is Bowling Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Spruce St, Relocate lights on poles. Ithaca, N, Y.—A qulc’-. antidote crops needed on the farm, strict ad­ Night at the East Side Rec for the I CARD OF THANKS Nos. 8 to 9; poles. Nos, 15 to 14; for the morphine drug habit has herence to a budget, cash crops best suited to the individual farm, idle Women. There are 4 teams com­ poles. Nos. 21 to 20; and install 235 been annoimced by Cornell Univer­ Today Today land seeded to legumes, improve­ peting for championship. ■ f W« wish lo extend our thank* to c. p, lamps. Install additional 235 sity doctors here. The antidote con­ and and Cour many friends, for their sympathy c. p. lights on poles. Nos. 10, 16, 22. ment of farm generally, improved Privates: Miss I’vns, M, Waddell, it ‘ and kindness In our recent bereave­ sists of compound sodium rhoda­ living conditions. I. Coleman, N. McKinney, E. Han­ Thursday Thursday ment. PINE STREET (High St, to Hart­ nate treatment. 'This treatment is ALBX DUMAS SR., AND FAMILY. ford Road); Repine present 60 c. Alabama, through GoV. B. M. sen. said to wash the brain and nervoiu Miller, has refused to Join Texas, Gsmmasts: E. Clulow, E. Runde, ,7 7 te i Rollicking, Singing Marine system clean of the drug habit and Mississippi, South Carolina and E. Wlganowskl, F, Schultz, P. its effects in six days. Arkansas In the move for a law to Emonds. reduce the cotton crop 50 per cent. Swimmers: Mrs. Lewie, Mrs. But Seth P. Storrs, commissioner Tomm, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Chapin, Forgot the girl back home of agfriculture, has a plan for re­ B. W elser, when he held a Cuban laas ducing the cotton crop volimtary Advanced Swimmers; J. Hewitt, In his arms. There is action MONEY contracts Between the agricultural Smoke and Water B. Bike, M. Morrison, M. Leibman, and a million laqghs in this department and farmers. A. Morrell. From Arkansas comes an opti­ The contests are to star at 7:00 story of three rollicking Ma­ SAVING mistic note. 'The record breal&ig between Swimmers and Advanced rines in Cuba! crop of 1931 has placed farmers in Swimmers, and at 7:45 between an independent position. The farm­ Gymnasts and Privates. At 8:15 Metro-Ctoldwyn ProA Damage special Sale ers are paying their fedend loans, the winners of first match will, bowl , F or have their pantries and barns weU winners of second match. Thursday, February 25,1932 filled, and many have money in the It win leave you with banka. Standard VOTE OF THANKS a new sensation . DISPOSAL SALE Nationally Advertised A girl with a dark past is one who Philadelphia. — Scientists at the m GEORGE UWRENCE MEDICINES AND DRUGS used to be a brunet. Moore School of EHectiical Ehigi- There are still good bargains left. Two Tubes Colgate’s Tooth Paste, neerlng of the University of Penn­ 26c r t z e ...... 19c sylvania deserve a vote of thanks if TIBBEH Bayer’s Aspirin^ Tablets, their arrangement of weights to 2 d ozen ...... Sic prevent ships rolling and resulting mtai a Warner m Bros. POLO GOATS, white and natural ^ ^ Ct Vick’s Vapo Bub ...... 21c seasickness is successful. This sys­ Picture Regular prices $10 to $16.75 ...... V * White Pine Cough Syrup ... .17c tem uses shifting weights Instead Vapex ...... 67c PEOPLE WrtOTfiiMK of gyroscopic action to reduce rolls THE MAN WHO “ THE CUBAN Ex-Lax ...... 17o meV ^ BRoAP-MiMPED o f ships. 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a^dran of ^pproelatioD. He told the gathering that he had been etaor- FWE BASKETRALL GAMES; V e n iK LEADERS pleteiy surprised when he arrived and found the party was in his hon­ FOR TOWN TEAMS TODAY Junior memb«rii df^ toe American GRE FINE PROGRAM imwmi&'k or. He said' that he would not Legion auxiliary . will hold their I f rexxilnlsce since that was sometimes URG^NORESHiPS meetingT'at the State Arpory, Fri­ Berkshire Sdtoct Boys J TESTMONIAL t^en as a sign of dotage. He did Higli Sdiooly Trade Schoid and day 'i^ m o ^ at 4 o-'cloch. At tola ^Epworto Ipi^rueri of toe North toll of some incidents in the early Metoodiat church gave an enjoyable His Diroetioi In D e i^ d Natitmal Guards In Action tone the officers elected-at toe pr^: Cim pilfees In> Botli history of his business. He sincerely vlous meeting wUl; be Inatalldd by enteztetninent In .toe large vestyy Exhibits In N. Y. State. '' FOR CLHOUSE the gathering for their Today and Ag^ain Friday. Our Navy Td Be Obsolete In Mra. Gertrude Bauaola, past preei<> last night The program ^ included presence, their gifts and their well dwt. . .FdUofwing tbs’ 'business a Bruitlics Approre Spend- two plays, reacUnga and music. The Word has been received here toa^ wishes. The party concluded with Manchester basketball teams par­ jriays were both smusiDg and well (Omrtimwd from Pogo One) patriotic program in hon6r of to e gym nastic team o f to e BeifeM the singing of “Auld Lang Syne.” ticipate in at least five games today Few Years, Report to George Washington and Abraham acted. ’The perf(»iners. in “A Stage- Those- who attended ir addition and five more Friday to make the ing ef MSfioBs-Fer Idle. Struck Y i^ee” were Miss Ruth shire Sdhool for Boys at Canaan, US MtberiBf. His rendltiofi of “Trees” Lincoln will be .given; - Girl Scouts Y., trained by James “Dodger’*' to Mr. House were Charles S. Burr, largest total of the season. Only of Troop 11 win be guests. and Mite Florence 'Tyler, Mark was especially delightfuL Mr. C., R. Burr, Frank Cheney, Jr., three different organizations are in-^ SenateSays. owd, formerly of this tougi, ijp Bateeon is an accomplished pianist iSolmes and "Corwin Grant Howard Thomas Ferguson, George Glenney, volved, the High school, 'Trade Washington, Fsb. 24.—(AP)— Fish and Lawrence Paisley. rapi^y eqrning ah euviable repute^" and his incidental music during the The Manufacturers’ Division and tion throughout N ^ York state and William Halsted, E. J. Holl, E. J. school and National Guards. The.unem{do3rment relief' proUem Rev. L. 'Thermi Ffench sang solos dinner wais greatly enjoyed. Washington, Feb. 24— (A P )— The toe New Industries committee pf toe is constantly in demand for exhibi­ McCabe, Dr, D. C. Y. Moore, Joel The most importuit sporting news today was thrust back ui>on House and Miss Hazel Driggs and Miss Given Scroll Chamber of Commerce will hold a tions. The team has been invited.to Nichols, John Olson, W. W. Robert­ of the day however is the fact that Senate: naval committee reported .to and Senate alike. Gertrude Loomis of "Vernon gave A scroll bearing resolutions and joint meeting at the Hotel Sheridan appear in New. Haven, where son, Harry Roth, R, LaMotte Rus­ the National Guards and Recreation the Senate this afternoon that Friday eventog at 6 .' o’clock. Thd ’ CommRtites in ;both branches ap­ readings during toe evening. the signatures of all present had Center last night agreed upon terms Samuel J. Massey, another local sell, Earl Seaman. qpactinent of legislation to build the subject of taxation will be discussed proved measures to'appropriate mil­ Li toe other play, "The Best Man”, been passed around and was pre­ young man, is phyihcal director. Also Elmore Watkins, George for a town title series, the details Navy to the full strength aUowed by and a preliminary report will be lions of dollars of Fedwal. funds to toe male roles were played by Miss of which may be foimd on the sports “Dodger” drilled toe team in sented to Mr. House. The resolu­ Wilcox, Robert V. Treat, Edwin A. the Londem treaty ‘‘will have a made by toe industrial smwey com­ aid tha jobless. page. Second in importance is the Carol Waterlniry and Miss Florence an intricate program of calestoenic tions read as foUows: Lydall, Dr. Savage, Dr, Greene, stabilizing effect on world. affairs.” mittee ■. appointed recently. ’This The House -roads cbmaiittee eh- “Whereas, The undersigned are game Friday between the Guards Tyler. Complications mrose from one and gymnastic routine and a num­ Rev. J. S. Neill, James H. Johnston, I • The. committee’s favorable report will be toe Brat meeting of the d q r ^ a bill to distrlbutov $120,000,- of them proposing to toe wrong sis­ gathered together on this twenty- William Rush, N. B. Richards, Leon and Baltimore Orioles at the Ar­ on the bill to bring the Navy, iip to ber of local people who have visited manufacturers since they were orr 0()0 to the states for road construc­ ter. He was a good sport, however, the School at Canaan highly praised third day of February, 1932, for the Thorp, LeRoy Slocomb, Aldo Pa- m ory. t^ ty strengto wae submitted by ganized as a separate dlvlsioD last tion; The Senate' -manufactures sole purpose of recognizing the sev­ This afternoon Manchester Trade and determined to tee toe thrlng toe skill of toe team. It is possible ganl, Scott Simon, Harry Meikle- Chairman Halis, author of the meas­ faU. com m ittee approved a-.^suhstitute fo r enty-eighth natal anniversary of john. Wells Strickland, Lawrence and the A. S. D. of West Hartford through when he dlsveFed that his that toe team may bq brought here ure. the LaFollette-Costigan ; measure best man was in love With his pros­ our esteemed fellow citizen, Charles Case, Wm. Kean. ^ meet in two games, tonight Man­ to give an exhibition. “ W e beUeve,” it said, " it -is im - Sunset CoimcU, Degree of Poca-; which was voted down .by toe Sen­ pective wife. The swap caused E. House, and the completion of the Also Lucius Foster, Charles W. chester and Rockville High first and I^rative tiiat the United States second teams clash here. 'Then Fri­ bontaa, held a setback party last ate only a week ago* The new meas­ everything to end happily. Mrs. Wil­ Dr. Henry G. Barbour of Yale sixth decade of his business life, be Holman, John Hood, John Douglas, authorize a building program at this night at toe home of Mrs. Mary day night Manchester High closes ure would provide toe same amount liam H. Petoerbrldge and Miss' University recently reported to toe It E. L. G. Hohenthal, L. Lester Ho- time and thus give, notice to the Aceto of Spruce street. Six tables its league season with two games at as toe previous measure, $375,000,- Mary McLagan were toe brides in National Academy that toe function “Resolved: That we esteem it a henthal, Aaron Johnson, Harry F. world that we intend to maihtain were filled with players and every­ Middletown. Next week comes the 000 for direct Federal aid and a toe double marriage. of toe liver is that of saving heat high honor to each and all of us to Straw, Harold C. ^vord, Louis the ratios established by the Wash­ body had . a. jolly tone; Sandwiches-, opening of the town series Thursday similar sum for road construction. Home made candy was sold to when toe body is chilled or at toe sit in the presence of one whose Marte, William C, Cheney, Ronald ington and London treatiies. cake and coffee were served and H. Ferguson, Samuel J. Turklngton, night at the Rec followed by the Under toe House road measure selp swell toe fimd. onset of fever. long career as citizen and as mer­ In Better Position danciiig followed. The winners of toe $120,000,000 would be distribut­ William S. Hyde. ' High school’s final game at Willi- chant presents an unbrtoken picture “It is believed that enactnaent of first prizes were Mrs. Anna Delias ed to-the states at once nnd be re­ of rectitude, of civic duty fully per­ Also Frank H. Anderson, Frank mantic Friday. the bill into law will have a. stabil­ Fera and Antonio Inoccente; second paid from Federal highway aid al­ form ed, friendship unstintlngly Rolston, John H. Hyde, Edward C, cf izing effect ozuworld affairs; it' will Miss Penrl Banks and Charles lotments over a period of ten years bestowed, of all the attributes of a Elliott, Jr., Robert J. Smith, Rev, signify that toe United States 'iur Culotta; third, Miss Edith Dailey of Watson Woodruff, A. F. Howes, W. BOY SCOUTS HERE beginning in 1938. It also carries Christian gentleman; tends to build up its navy if other East Glastonbury and Michael De­ $7,000,000 for roads and trails in “Resolved: That in subscribing H. Scbieldge, Malcolm Mollan, nations build up theirs; it will put Simone: Another card social for toe national parks and forests. our several signatures hereto we Thomas Brennan, Frank Balkner, us in a better bargaining position in benefit of the D. of P. will be held New Senate ffill certify to our complete conviction Alexander Lang, Herbert House, TO ATTEND THEATER negotiations seeking further dis­ Tuesday evening of next week at The new Senate bill was intro­ SPECIAL VALUES that this is a better community and Charles Ray, Walter Hobby, Arvid armament and our influence to toe home of Mrs. Myra Fltzgeralfi duced by Senator Wagner, (D., N. its people a better people, through Gitttafson, August Simonson, and bring about further disarmament All Boy Scouts of Manchester on Blssell street Y.) Under it toe $375,000,000 for re­ the quiet Influence of our beloved Charles Murphy, of Rockville. rather than being lessened by lack are invited to attend the State lief would be advanced to toe states friend over this long period of time of a building program will be en­ theater through the courtesy of A pre-natal clinic will be held to­ and toe Federal government would and express as well as we can but hanced. AFw THURSDAY Manager Campbell on Thursday eve­ morrow at 10 o’clock at toe clinic be reimbursed by deducting from inadequately our deep affection and Other Nations’ Flans ning, Feb. 25th at 7:00 p. m. Scout building on Haynes street. Federal aid highway appropriations regard for Charles E. House and the TRAVELS ’ROUND WORU); "The testimony shows nothing to Troops are to mobilize in convenient in after years. sincere hope that there shall be yet lead' the committee to believe that sections of the town and march in a Members of toe South Methodist The. original, bill by Senators La- many recurrences of this anniver­ DID NOT COST PENNY toe other naval powers of the and. St Mary’s churches will have body to the theater where they will world intend to ciurtail their build­ Follette (R., Wls.), and. Costigan During Our Great sary occasion.” see “Washington” The Man and the the use of the Recreation Center and SpeaJeera ing programs in toe slightest de­ its facilities on School street tomor: 1(D., Colo,), had no provision for re­ Capitol.” This most timely and imbursing the Federal government. Frank Cheney, Jr., a long time Boston, Feb, 2A.— (AP)—Clarence grees. row night. The building has been patriotic picture was made in co­ Under Wagner’s measure toe friend of 7 'r. .House war the first to K. Nelson, 22, of Berkeley, Calif., "Practical necessity, we believe, turned over to toe members of these Smoke and Water operation with the Washington be called upon alter the dinner. Mr. landed in Boston with the announce­ demands that toe United States two churches for another of toe amounts advanced now could be de­ Chamber of Commerce as a part of Cheney said that he usually prefer­ ment he had completed a world take full advantage of toe privileges series of church nights. The pro; ducted in proportionar amounts for the George Washington Bicenten­ several years beginning in 1637. red to sit back and bear the others cruise, almost encircling the globe, accorded by toe London treaty.” gram calls for athletic competition talk, but on this occasion be wanted on exactly nothing, flat. nial Celebration which will last The report said testimony before largely. The road funds would be given to Sale to speak a few words in honor of Here’s how he said he managed. from February 22nd to November the committee showed "that our the states in the same way as un­ der tob LaFollette-Costigan bill, Mr. House. He recalled many inci­ He was jobless and looking for work 24, .and is endorsed by the United Navy is rapidly becoming a navy of dents of association with the guest in San Francisco last November 2 States Bicentennial Commission. obsolete ships, and will in toe near HEBRON MEN IN COURT without requiring the states to Many of our items have been sold out, but we still ^ en bo lekmed the British motor- Scouts must be in uniform and future be entirely inadequate proper­ m atch it. of honor and wished him. many have many small quantities of extraordinary values. , more years of health and enjoy­ ship Lossiemouth was about to sail. with their registration certificates. ly to protect our country, our for­ Chairman LaFollette, of toe man­ ment. William B. Halsted, president Nelson sailed without the knowledge No Scout will be admitted unless eign trade, our foreign possessions HERE ON CIVIL ACTION ufactures committee, said he would of the Chamber of Commerce, call­ of the captain and announced him­ recognized by bis Scout leader. ftTid our citizens at home and seek early action on the bill in toe SlmpUclty 1 Sutrito Hose abroad.” . . „ Senate. ed attention to the fact that Mr. self after the Lossiemouth was well Deoieion was reserved in a civil Patterns, each .. IV fV pair ...:...... 6 5 c House was a charter member of the started across the Pacifle. Japan, the report said, had ap­ f, proved and appropriated for a build­ case heard by Judge Raymond A'. Crochet Cottons 1-2 price. 1st quality, 8 1-2 size. original business men's association The captain gave him a job to NOTED POETS WIDOW Johnson this morning, involving two 15o B & A Silk Thread ing program which will bring her 89o Dexdale Hose which precede4 the Chamber. He earn his keep and thus he visited residents of Hebron. E. G. Lord, 6 9 c cited the fact that Mr. House was Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong­ navy up to full treaty strength by d e a d 1936 except for one aircraft carrier who conducts a meat and grocery ..... 1 0 c one of the most willing workers in kong, Sinapore, Colombo, In -Ceylon, IS IN CHICAGO and six destroyers. store in Hebron, Is suini? H. Clinton Snaps d $1.86 Dexdale Hose any co-operative movement that the and Algiers. Porter for $267, which be claims is 'The Lossiemouth reached Boston iQ uicki C M rteom ? d o z e n ...... X V pair ...... 8 9 c town affords. Chicago, Feb. 24.—(A P ).— Mrs the balance Porter owes on a book today and Nelson’s trip ended. Featuring Oommunlty .iffair William Va,ughn Moody, widow of GAS OVERCOMES NINE account Porter disagrees as to toe 86 Inch Fancy Outing Boxed Handkerchiefs lr2 price Flannel, yard .... . R. LaMotte Russell remarked .the poet, artist and playwright, lay amount because he has done some Italian Style 29c Linen Towling 1 9 c that there was no evidence of dead today in her family mansion, Fall River, Mass., Feb. 24.— (AP) work for Lord to reduce toe balance. 1 lot Wash Goods 1 yard Spaghetti hoarding in Manchester since none ITALIAN SHIP HIT otace the welcoming place for literati —Five girl employes of the Sally y a r d ...... iUC S5o Linen Toweling of the large bills bad put into ap­ from every country but now in, the Middy Blouse Company, Inc., were A CASE OF NEED W ARAN OKE 1 lot Wash-Gosds 1-2 price... yard ...... 2 5 c pearance when the collection was center of (^cagd’s negro belt. overcome by carbon monoxide gas Madison, Wls.—Fred Berg’s safe $1.98 AU SUk 7 0 being made. He, too, eulogized Mr. Washington, Feb. 24.— (AP) Mrs. Moody died Monday night today bringing to nine toe number was too heavy for thieves to carry HOTEL Crepes, yard .... / « / V 86o Linen Guest House and wished him many more Admiral M. M. Taylor^ commander but friends learned of her death only away, and they couldn’t break into Towels, each ... 1 9 c ^ected in two days. Onty one, Vlr- Spaghetti Palace $2.49 Veleveteens QQ years of happiness. Judge William of Asiatic fleet, reported to the today.' It. As Fred’s place of business Is a ^ a \^velros was seriously enough yard ...... $2.25 Bath ‘ S. Hyde, associated with Mr. House Navy today that the Italian cruiser She was a native of Parkman, O., affected to be taken to a hospital. ‘Vaefl! car garage, they found one of 10c Single Curtain M a t e ...... $ 1 . 5 0 in several businesses, remarked that Libia at Shanghai had been struck near Cleveland, named' after her The tour who were overcome yes­ his cars a very convenient vehicle Bods, e a c h ...... it wasn’t given to many men to by a Chinese shell and its side grandfather, and was about 76 years terday were still in hospitals but all in which to transport the safe. Now 5 c $1.89 Seat Covers old. She married the famous Uni­ to m a t c h ...... serve 60 years in business and re­ pierced. No other details were given, were recovering. Fred’s out of a safe and car. 15o Doable Curtain i 7 9 c main as sturdy and hearty as Mr. versity of Chicago poet in May, Rods, ...... given. iUC $2.98-$8.98 Linen Table Cov­ House is. Rev. J. Stuart Neill of St. The admiral advised the depart­ 1609. He died the next year. They 25c Cretonnes Q _ Mary’s Episcopal church said he ment, however, that he had urged had no children. MONEY ers vdth Nap- OR was delighted at the gathering that the commanding officer of the Libia Mrs. Moody’s niece. Miss Alice kins to match, set ^ X eS /O bad turned out to honor Mr. House Harriet Tilden, a student at the Uni-, 29o Cretonnes 1 to use forebearance if the Chinese $5.00 Scranton Silk stating that such an affair could again struck his vessel. versity of California, and a nephew /.A. quickly! y a r d ...... I O C only be held in a community which William Vaughn Moody Fawcett, of Bed The Libia’s commander informed S9c, 49e Cretonnes O C Spreads .... was small enough to still maintain Taylor he would return fire if struck Newton, Mass,, were expected to be yard ...... i 6 0 v identities. again. Taylor suggested to him that the chief beneficiaries of her will. 39c,89c Cretonnee 1 L ot “ Pals” such action would be in error unless Two slsters-in-law. Miss Charlotte C u r ta in s ...... y a r d ...... ■ Herbert B. House, only son of there was evidence of intentional Moody and Mrs. Henry Fawcett, of 3 9 c Charles E. House, was called upon and sustained shelling by the Chi­ Newton, Mass., hurried here for the $1.98 50 inch Embroidered 1 L ot funeral Friday. Curtains .... next. He said that he and his father nese. The British and French senior Crewel Draperies had been “pals” throughout his life. naval officers concurred in Taylor’s yard ...... 1 L ot CLUBHOUSE BURNS He said that his father had brought Curtains ...... suggestion. Greenwich, Feb, 24.— (AP)—^The $1.59 50 inch Blue him up as a “pal” and he is trying Admiral William V. Pratt in a to be a “pal” to his boy, now a Shore Island Beach and Yacht Club ^ o r your Velour, yard ----- 1 Wool Bat. dispatch to Taylor told him "he on Gaertner’s Island caught fire to­ I catt- *800 student in Harvard. Herbert recall­ heartily approved” the suggestion to $1.49' 50 inch Tapestries Reg. $2.98. ed several incidents in his father’s day. ’The property assessed at $30,- the Italian officer. y a r d ...... now ...... $1.98 life and brought out a most inter­ 000 consists of four houses and two i 1 i T in esting point with regard to C. E, buildings used for a clubhouse and ' The only cha^e ia thrM and one- House’s boyhood. Mr. House’s m o^- HOTEL BURNED. dance hall. ’The fire started in the ' half percent per month on unpaid Visit our Remnant Table. Everything 1-2 er was one of the very few people Hull, Mass., Feb. 24.— (A P)—r ’The dining room and it was feared it amount of loan. who read the Hartford Courai^ dim­ Atlantic View Hotel on Atlantic would spread to the adjacent struc­ THE HOME OF FOOD VALUES tures. Price and Less. ing the Civil War dayr. She read hill was swept by fire early today P ERSONAL the news of the war to her son, and nothing but its outer walla left Country Roll Charles, and he in turn told the standing. Damage was estimated TO REDUCE WAGES PIHAHtE <0. boys and girls 'in school and they at 310,000. Norwich, Feb. 24.— (AP)—Wages took the story back to their parents. Chief -Henry Stevens of the Hull of Master and Journeymen plumbers C f t BUTTER •RqQM 2, STAre rSBATRE BLDG. Thus Mr. House practically consti­ fire department said he believed the will be reduced here starting March THE TEXTILE STORE tuted Manchester’s first news agen­ blaze of incendiary origin and an 1, the Master and Journeymen’s 7 CO MAIM STREET Investigation was ordered. Flre- Plumbers Union annoimced today. South Manchester cy- Pure # PHON

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A1 Jblaoa ia to ba heard on the same wiittea tftUreatlaff artlolai oft program . TOUAND tours through Tolland oounty. Ha ( a i | A 0 RELIEVE INSANE MAN COT EXPENDiniRES Jimmy WalHngton had been in a knows 1?oIland county in a vaty in­ teresting ftnd instructive wfty. Ha theological seminary before starting The cold weather of late ha# made Mr. and'Mn. Mynm Post of East MURDERED 10 PERSONS his ramo career. Is an interesting spMkor. Dial Twisters ice sufficiently thick so ice cut­ publlo is invited to hoar Dr. Squle. Hartford and Mr. and Mra. Charles ANDRABETAXES More than 700 peramiB visit the Fish and their daughters spent B j W . 9. OAI/TON NBC studios nightly in New York to ting started in full swing here Mon­ Miss Hattie Jewett of Rockville called Oft fiends to town recently. Mcojay wKh Mr. ana Mrs. A. H. Manila, P, X, Feb. 24—(AP) Two watch the broaidcasts. day moniing. All those who gen­ p e s t Rev. and Mrs. James A. Davidson persons were killed and three Elsie Jams replaces “BeUeve-it- erally fill their lea bouses .are avail­ Nmrton Wamsy and Mias Lena ing themselves of this opportunity. called on fziende in Bolton Monday.. wounded today by a member of the It seems to. us that there is a or-not-Rlpley" who has gone on The firemen of Tolland rMponded EUia who are emjiloyed in Hartford [hat Is O dy Way To Balance Mr. and Mrs. Edward Von Deck spent Monday with thftr parents Philippine constabulary, reports to change in the trend of sponsored another world eruiH to gather some to a call at the hOme pf Qarl To- more of his oddities. and dafighter Barbara, Mr, and Mrs. bare, headquarters here said, wlfila his programs. Heretofore we have been Fred Miller and daxig^ter Betty of biason on Grant’s hill Sunday after­ fellow officers hunted down the die Budget Dedares Sec- noon. It proved to be a chimney Mrs. Stone and Miss Mildred deluged with dance music. Each Alexandria, Va., WllBam Jarvis of Stone pf Hartford are passing a few Moro murderer who killed 10 per­ I fire and no serious damage resulted. sons and wounded 10 others Monday Waohingte^ D. C., Mr. and Mrs. days with Mr. and Mra. C. R. Perry. sponsor, avldMitly, had one idea—to John Von Deek and twin sons of Mrs. Charles F. Budd who has night in the town of Malita, Mip- i retaiy IQls. hire a dance orchestra, attach his South Manchester were guests Mon­ been spending several weeks la The LadiiM’ Aid Society will meet dEmEU) island. name to it and put it on the air. day of Mr. and Mrs. Emile Von Deck Hartford is now at the home of her Wednesday afternopn with Mrs. Both killers were shot down by The .continued success of Walter and family. daughter, Mrs. Lathrpp Weft, Robert E- Foote. constabulary soldiers. ' Wartxlngton, Feb. S4.—(AP)— Damrosch, Amos 'n Andy and Mr. and Mra Clarenee Wrlaley, and Mr. West in Snipsic lake dia- 'Thurfday afternpoo the Hebron The mEussEmre at Malita, origlnEd- iCany of ilonara carefully numerous old timers programs has Mrs. Bertha R. Keeney of Souffi t r lc t Women’s Club will meet with Mrs. ly reported aa the act of a band Qt ^ e d from next year*8 operating drought immitators who have Manchester were guests Monday of Mrs. Kelt Newcomb Burgess o< J. Kellogg White. Mrs. Sara the islEmd’s war-like Moro tribes­ Qimock, home demouftfatioh agent men, WEIS attributed by the con­ icdita o f the huge Treaaury and P ost caught the more solid and sustain­ Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele. Hartford and Rose Wilson of East ing portion of the public's fancy. The Tolland students of the Rock­ Hartford called on friends in tonam of the 'Ibliand County Farm Bureau stabulary posse to a single Moro pfRce Departments are more than I { P C J^ N E And Walter Damrosch knows what V. 9. ABTILLBBY IN ACTION ville high school are enjoying a week isst week* will be present. An Invitatiop is ex­ named Hajula. iver>balanced by additional public he' is talking about when he says of vacaUoi. Tb9 Indies' Aid society of the tended to all the women In the com- Private Nicolas Francisco or the lebt requirements and the Federal that beautifd music never will be­ On Feb. 24, 1918, American artil­ At the pageant given in Rockville Tclland Federated churtm planned mu^ty to attend. constabulEuy, killed two persons, in­ Joseph Barrasao and Robert E. cluding a child, and woimded a program, in the annual come tiresome if properly rendered. lery silenced a German battery in Monday of the 200th anniversary of a very fine and attractive Geqrge- SIX Wasblngton . Bl-Centennial suimer Foote accompEufied by several of woman and two members of the supply bill reported today to the “The Rise of the Goldberg’s" with the Toul sector of the western front George Washington, “What Makes a Man" in scene second “Pomp and for last Friday ifight, Feb. 19. The their neighbors motored to Spring- constabulary. its homely, everyday moral teach­ in one of the fiercest artillery duels House. ing subjects and enacted by real Circumstance” the queen was repre­ night was perfect, the decorations field, Mass., Tuesday morning to at­ Constabulary reports gave no rea­ SPONSORED AND ; The biggest regular appropria­ Characters is bound to rsEich the of the month. sented by Mrs. J. Hlden Jewett from were timely and appropriate, the tend the annual, meeting of the son for either of the shootings, al­ Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange. though Governor Sarenas of Davao GUARANTEED BY tion measure, $1,059,098,000 has hearts of the Ustralng public. And The German auxiliary cruiser Tolland. supper was ample and in accord been set aside to operate the two Wolf returned to Kiel on that date Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and with the occasion, The attendance . Mfs. CUfferd R. Perry and her province expressed the belief that STUDEBA KER anyway people always enjoy those Hajula was insane. departments, and $1,161,687,000 for after sinking 11 allied vessels during Miss Alice E. HaU were Sunday was large and appreciative and the son, Laurence, accompanied by her things which they would like to do slater, Mrs. Mildred Stone of Hart­ public debt retirement, interest and o r be. a 15-months’ cruise as a raider in guests of Miss Bernice A. Hall in program entertaining. The whole pther permanent outlays. These the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian ford, plan to sail from New York Ballads and songs by Stephen Springfield, Mass. evening was full of enjoyment The DOG DERBY Sums total nearly half of the $4,- oceans. Thursday on a southern trip to be Foster or Victor Herbert sung by Dr. Harris W. Price , and Law­ proceeds, $62.10 of this supper were f00,000,000 budget submitted by gone about two weeks. It has size, good baritones or played on the At the same time, the Spanish rence Blanchard of West Newton, given to the Golden Rule Founda­ Quebec, Feb. 24.— (AP)—A third |*reiddent Hoover, ship Igotz-Mendi. with a German Mass., and Miss Thelma Price, a tion for the benefit of needy chil­ Mrs. B. B. Foote went Tuesday to organ by ~ Jesse Crawford or Lew visit her daughter, M rs. D. L. Buelll straight victory In the Quebec i The appropriations committee cut prlM -crew aboard, was driven teacher in the high school at Kent, dren. To add to tub joy of this White are nerve-sootiUng. They Emd fEunily at their home in Berlin, Eastern International dog derby ap­ style and |22,677,000 off the budget estimates ashore in Denmark and interned by Conn., were week-end guests of evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter But­ make us forget, for the time being, N . Y . parently was within the grEisp o f the Danish government. Two Amer­ Lewis B. Price. ton, members and workers in the for the operating expense bill, re­ our mad dash through life. Emil St. Godard of the Pas, Minn., icans were included in the 22 pris­ Mr. and Mrs. Abial Metcalf have Federated church who contemplate ducing this $44,688,000 below cur­ To sum it up in a few words the today. As the field of 13 drivers en­ p ow er! oners aboard. as their guest their granddaughter leaving for. New York state in the rent expenses. The Post Office DC' past three yeEirs have given the ma­ tered the finEil forty-mile lap, St from Ellington, Conn. near future to make it their home, isurtment received $805,686,000, or jority of us a'new outlook of per­ The Russian government an­ Godard was leading his nearest AH eyes are on your car as sroa 17.972.000 below the budget and nounced its complete acceptance of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hayden were were presented with a sum of rival, Shorty Russick cf Flln Foafi, spective on our existance and we guests a t a birthday sEurprise party money by their neighbors and friends ATHODGfft flash by in the Rockne. And 187.297.000 less than th’ s year. The German peace terms, although Leon now know that hesul-long chtudng Man., by nearly seven miles. treasury was allowed $254,311,000 Trotzky threatened to resign his at the home .of Mr. Hayden’s broth­ who w l^ their presentation wished after—^nothing—^has gotten us no­ with good reason I The Rockne >r $14,704,000 less than the budget post as foreign minister because of er and family of Hertford Friday God^eed and success in their new ' The race is not to the swift, nor Another sign of returning nor- md $7,891,000 below current out where. Now we come to that sub- the drastic terms. last. undertaking. has style no other car a t a n y stEuice c ^ e d the quality o f life and the battle to the strong.—Eccleel- msdey is the recently reported fact j^ s. The Democratic economy knife Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hayden attend­ The local schools have closed for Etates 9 :1 L price can {pve you. radio progTEuns are drifting into Fighting on the Italian and west­ that U. S. Marines are still chasing bared a net two per cent savings ern fronts was confined principally ed the opening of the new Y. M. C. a weak o f vacation. Sandino in Nicaragua. It has size and tremendous from the direct appropriation meas' that theme. to artillery fire and local trench A. building in Manchester Sunday Walter Button left Monday for a Right la more beautiful than pri­ There we go again emulating v e . raids. afternoon. business trip to Cherry Valley, New vate affection, and is compatible power. It ia built with that Tony.Wons and getting away off the Try lydia E. PInkhtm’s Vagatable Compound An Increase of $118,666,000 In the Miss Anna Clark was a guest of York. with universEd wisdom. — Ridph aubstantial thoroughneaa track; but here are a few newsy relatives at Vernon Center Monday. Waldo Ememon. >ermanent outlays was caused vriiich you expect o f a Stnde- •< argely by Increases to $426,489,000 facts gleaned from various sources. BURNED'TO MSATH The Tolland Young people met FIREMEN OVERCOME n the sinking fund to retire the Graham McNamee is the highest together last Monday evening , and GOT MONEY’S WORTH baker product. )ubllc debt, and to $640,000,000 in paid annoimcer and James Walling- New Haven, Feb. 24.—(AP)— the Federated church social rooms Denver.—Ethel Large, 11, and New York, Feb. 24.-^(AP)— Six See the Rockne and drive nterest, and by $69,000,000 charged ton comes next. Eddie Cantor Paul Rotch, 60, was burned to death and enjoyed a Valentine social with her brother. Jack, 13, went to the firemen were overcome by smoke to­ )fl on cash repayments by foreign “made" Wallington. early today In a fire which destroy­ stimts, games and refreshments. movies. Midnight came, and the it, if you would find out what day. Fighting a blE^e ip a five story governments, The pay of the average announC' ed a smaU shack which he had used The rooms were decorated with two children hadn’t returned to these advancements aaean; r Mills Explains er 'for the larger stations is from as a home. He was identified by hearts, streamers and Valentine building on the sEuit side, they were their home. Their frEmtic parents } Secretary Mills explained to the $76 to $160 per week. They usually George Pasko, 52, who occupied the novelties. revived in another building where enlisted police Edd. Officers went to pommlttee this was “due to an in- receive extra compensation 'When building with him. Pasko was se­ Red. Sheroud Soule, D. D., of first aid quarters had been es­ the show the children attended Euid Felt Terribly Nervous {crease in the amoimt of the public handling commercial programs. verely burned about the hands and Hartford, mlsslomuy superlnt^d* tablished. hammered on the doors. Soon the ^ebt outstanding" resulting from The Cremo program is to . quit was admitted to New Haven hospi­ ent for Coimecticut will be the Heavy smoke hindered the fire­ two sleepy-eyed ymmgsters ap­ Fagged oat... always nielaacholy and FREE WHEELING &e issuance of bonds to meet, the WABC. tal. preacher Sunday, February 28th at men from finding the location ot the peared. They had stayed through blue. She should take Lydia E. riok- Treasury’s deficit” Mills said the We have heard Eddie Cantor and Officials believe the fire followed 10:45 o'clock the Federated blaze. The fire raged for two hours two complete performEmces, imd hiua’s Vegetable Compound. Its tooie IN ALL FORWARD isurplus $3,400,000,000 pMd into the George Jessel.' Nov/ it is said that an explosion of a kerosene lamp. church of Tolland. Dr. Soule has before it was brought under control. then fallen asleep. action builds up the system. Try it. Clinking fund since the World War \ ______SPEEDS above legal requirements had been kbout counter-balanced by a $3,000,- ©00,000 increase in the public debt. FULL SYNCHRONIZED , “You have drawn'on your reserve fund, and when we approach the SHIFT fiscal year 1933 there are only two •things to do, and to do just as vlg' a forously as we know how," he told ;the committee. “Cut expenditures to ^ AUTOMATIC the bone and raise taxes until the lAmericEin people and the rest of the SWITCH-KEY STARTING ■world cEin be assured that during the fiscal year 1933 current reve­ nues will balance current expendi­ tures, and that while we cannot re­ 4-P O IN T duce our public debt in 1933 through the operations of the sink­ CUSHIONED POWER ing fund, under no circumstances will the public debt be increased n after June 30, 1933.” 5 Abolish Bureaus Aerodynamic Body Design Mills recommended the abolition One-Piece Fenders of bureaus to further economize in Sloping Radiators and Wind- government expenditures saying ^ e ld s “ there are some that could disap­ pear without doing any harm to the New Convertible Body Stjries government.” Extra Long Whcelbeaes Following its course laid down by HATS one of the things I like most ahont Extra Large Six-Cylinder Power Chairman Byms,' the Democratic Plants committee slashed many items, but T Chesterfields... the attitode of the people allowed $133,406,000, an increase of Quadruply Counterwdghted 525.991.000 in the lump sum for pub­ who make them. They positively lean over C ra n i^ a fts lic building construction to aid em­ backwards to he fair and square. Glass-Smooth Electro-Plated ployment on previously authorized Pistons projects. It made no new authoriza­ SBlent Carburetioa tions of projects, and cut the Bud­ *Tve been watching their adverdsemenli get estimates by $12,785,000.. Extra Large Brakes i Under the Treasury, divisions to for years. And do you know the thing that Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Teceive economy cuts included the struck me most forcibly? They’re so reason­ Self-Adjusting Si»ing Shaddea Coast Guard which received $28,- 832,000, or $905 000 less than the able! Just a plain straightforward statement Lanchester l^bration Damper budget and $4,098,000 below current Finger-Tip Steering 'J'xnenses: Customs service $22,700,- of facts. No wild claims • •. Nothing tha^ High Velocity Cooling 000, or $1,283,000 less than for \is ^•ear; Internal Revenue Bureau, hard to believe! Owner Service Policy T,33.650,000 or $23,312,000 below 1932: Industrial ' Alcohol Bureau, wouldn’t want to be a competitor o f $4,725,000 or $89,000 less than the Medd Medal Vital Specifications - 6 j” r u ’olic Health Service, $11,421,000, Chesterfield I They make too good a cigarette! I “ 7S" a cut of $697,000. Postal Deficit really believe they’re the mildest I evertasted* Extra Long WhedbaMt 110' 1 14 ' , Postmaster General Brown esti­ Lam Moton—otWe 1 90 ' 2 0 9 ' can smoke Chesterfields any hour o f ^ p la cem en t mated before the committee that V e ry Pow erful M otors ,the postal deficit for the current 66 72 the day or night.. .They’re so mild, I don\ — brake h, p . year would reach, about $200,000,- Extra L arge Brakes— 143 191 t)00, due to a decli; e in revenues, even bother to keep track of how many Fve braking smrfaee sq-ia. aq.in. yhich, he said, v/ould total about Prktt $600,000,000 compared to $656,000,- smoked. They must be purer, too • • • they Models and Bodies f.e.b . r.e.fc. 000 in 1931. Uetatr Aetmr The committee noted in its report certainly tEiste better to me!** that about $58,500,000 of the deficit Coupe, 2 passenger $989 was due to ocean and air mail sub­ C oa^ 5 pasaen«r 999 Caapc,wtthnxi»kaaat, sidies and other non-postal func­ 4paaaanger 620 720 tions, and said the only substantial Sedan, feurdoor, 5 pas- increased item was that for trans­ senger 639 739 portation of foreign mails from $36,- C ooratcibla RoadsSaev 600.000 to $38,816,000, due to con­ 4 passenger 679 779 tracts entered into in an effort to Convertible Sedan, build up the Merchant Marine, S passenger 6 9 5 795 While the committee cut the domestic air mall appropriation from $20,000,000 to $19,000,000 fc r next year, it left unchanged the $7,- 65 000,000 for foreign air mall trans­ portation. It noted that revenues of $6,210,000 from the domestic air mail service were $11,383,000 below expenditures and said Postmaster General Brown would seek further 585 decreases in the contract rates paid air mail operators. ChEdrman Byms reported that the /5 44 hour week instituted in the postal service last year had increase the post ta the government $7,000,000 a year, 'mrough economies and a re­ duction In personnel by not filling vacancies and by not increasing salaries, the committee effected a 685 saying of $17,050,000 in postal em­ ployees pay as compared to this year. A total decrease of $7,972,000 Walter A. Hoffimui under the budget estimates was recommended on allotments for per­ Garage and Service Siftilou • **Moiio that Satisfies.**^ Hear Nat Shilkiefi 88> 20 East Center St, Se» M)ywlieeter- sonnel. The measure carried provisions piece orchestra and Alex Gray, soloist, eveiy preventing increases in salaries of ni|ht except Sunday—entire Omunhift Network employees, lining ,ot vacancies ex­ —10:30 Eastern Stimdard. Time. cept where necessary, purchases of foreign made goods when domestic mgterlals may be bought, or the p aren t of more than $760 for any TRiY'af fttioia • • abtomoblle, except buses and trucks. It also abolished $8 offices 1ft dUhnra&t dties where tliere are flU itO B lS w f- -y .'H 1t .>* ^ ’' , ,li ■ vsv- ' m

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wolfaxo of tbo ontlro world and that Seabory had not called SmUh as a O .S. READY TO BACK no profram for tbo wolfaro of tbo SAYS FRAZIER GHJIAN GOV.JlOOSEVaT OUSTS witness. world as a wbolo could afford to Ship Arrivals 'Governor Roosevelt akked several nogloot tbo wolfaro and protootlbn qusztlOBZ to detsrmlne ivbstber re^ New 1B32 CrMHmuFur- Exooborda, Marseilles, Feb. 20, (Oonttnuzd Cron Pizgz Onz) (OMrtteMd Iren Faf* 1.) taken plaoo In Oblna, ospooially tbo eberiffi. Bmiu tyae tbe last New ther tesssung to show that tbs lats New York. York sheriff under the fee eyetem, bostilitloa wbloh having boon bo* Brazilsr Oilman of Rowasrton, was Southern Cross, Buenos Aires, who is chief cotmssl to tbs pommlt- u d poUtlMl •ffort to that oad; and n in Manchuria bavo latterly wbleb paid far more that the pre** f ' that b tr profroii would DoooMarUy efioenisntrio was given today before Feb. 24, New York. tee, Farley testified in New York ent sfilf^ry. San oxtondod to Bhangbal, far from Judge Englls In Superior Court 1^ Frederik v m , Copenhagen, Feb. last October 6 that be bad deposited bo alow. indicating tbo advisability of any _iter, Mrs. Stella 1862,500 in various banks between As loon as Farlsy returned to Tbo troatjr waa tbua a oovonant bis adopted daugbt 24, Nsw York■ via la Hallfa;. New York from that bearing be en- modifloa^n of tbo trsatlos wo have Lucille___ lie PlggL..,_PiggOtt,^wbo------tesUfled in be l^ransylvanla. Port Said, Fsb. 24, 1926 and 1980, although bis highest of aalf-donlal anonf tba alfnatory salary during that period was |16,- tereu a hospital and bis doctor an­ powara la daliborato ranuaolatloB of boon dlBouaolng, bavo tondod to half of PrestoiiBOllman and Mrs. Nsw York (on orulse). nounced be was suffering from arm bring homo tbo vital Importaneo of Isabel Oilman Oann In their suit to Carlnthia, Willemstad, Feb. 28, 000. He explained lome of tbe de­ any policy of affraaalon which posits, ibowing that they wen re­ and shoulder bums wbleb bad caus­ tba faithful obsorvanoo of tbo oovo* have tbelr father’s will kept from New York. ed blm Intense pain during tbe two ndfbt toad to Intarfara with that da* probate. deposits of tbe same money, with­ yaiopaiaat* nanta tboroln to all of tbo nations Alaunla, Plsrmoutb, Feb. 24, New day exandination before toe gover­ intoroatod In tbo Far E aat Frazier OllmaQ’z will bequeathed York. drawn to make loans. But tM bulk It waa ballavad - aad tba wbola 1800,000 to bis grandchildren, but of tbe great amount remained unex­ nor. Farley, said the doctor, had hlatory of that davalopaiaat of tba It la not nooossarv in that con* Sailed: been suffering from a painful kidney nootlon to Inqulro into tbo oauaoa of only 110,000 and |20,000 In trust City of Norfolk, Hdvre, Feb. 21 plained, Farley only saying that be "Opaa Door" policy ravaala that funds to bis son and to Mrs. Oann. took it out of hie ^ box. complaint and shortly before coming faith—that oaly by ouch a procaaa, tbo oontrovoray or attempt to appoT' for Baltimore. to Albany bad fainted in tali home tlon tbo blamo botwoon tbo two na* Mrs. Piggott asserted that for 40 "That must have been a wonder­ uadar tba protactioa of auob aa years sbebM been Frazier Oilman's ful tin box," Seabury exclaimed. and fallen against a hot radiator. afraamaat, could tba fullaat iatar* tiona which are unhappily Involved; He still was in tbe hospital today for rogardloaa of cause or rosponai* favorite and confidante When she "A wonderful tin box," Farley acta aot oaly of Ohiaa but of all aa* was asked by C. Milton Fessenden, SWEDEN’S PRINCE agreed, but bad no explanation to and tbe indication was that he New Spring Colors tloaa which hava Intarcouraa with blllty, It .a clear beyond poradvon* offer as to tbe s o u rc e ^ its eupply. wold not be able to leave to be^in turo that a situation baa dovolopod counsel for the contestants, if Oil har boat ba aarvad, man drank, sbedreplied: Denies Oambilng bis trial before Monday. New Styles ■ofhaa' ttataaMBt which cannot, under any oircum- "Tes, be drank all his life, every TO MARRY SOON Farley flatly denied that profes­ Xa Ita rapm to tba Praaldaot aa< atancoa, bo roeoncliod with tbo obll day. Sometimes be drank com sional gambling bad biMn carried Sizes 3 to 9 All Widths nouBClof traaty, tba AoMHcaa gatlona of tbo covonanta of Jioao tala traaty, whiskey, sometimes alcohol mixed (Oonttnued on Page 0.) ^ ” on in tale Tammany district club­ dalafatloa,dalafatloi baadad by tba tbaa aac> two traatloa, and that, if tbo treaties with water, sometimes rye." house. Confronted with evidence of Cbarlaa E. bad boon faithfully obaorvod such a ratary of atata, Mr, She asserted that on one occasion youth’s father Prince William have a raid on tbe club in which several Hufhaa, aaldt situation could not bavo arisen. when two little girls, daughters of arrests were made. He said that far Toe Iteb disapproved of the marriage. 'I t la ballavad that tbroufb tbla Not To Ohang0 Paot his son, the late John Oilman, came Belatlvez With Them from gambling, the occupants of Atlilete'e ^oet and Hind Itch traaty tba 'Opaa Door* In Oblna baa Tbo aignatorioa of tbo Nino Power to visit him waaring high heeled Becauie of this disagreement tbe tbe club on that occasion hau been ^ Why suffer from tho queer sklB at laat baan mada a fact." Treaty and of tbo Kollogg-Brland disease ^ cjtuslnr severs Itehlnz of shoes, he flew Into a rage, and quie^ marriage ceremony could not winding Maypoles for a chlldroi's toes and feat, oraoklng, pesling akin, Durlflf tba couraa of tba dlacua* Pact who are not parties to that ed down "llj^ a child" only when she performed in Sweden and tbe couple M ^ Day party. blisters. RlDzworm, Trench Foot or alona vwcb raaultad In tba traaty, conflict are not likely to see any rea­ During subsequent examination of Crotch Itch, when you can avoid In- tba cbalrmaa of tba Brltlab dalaga* read a story aloud to him. came here accompanied by two feetion and quiokly heai your akin son for modiMng tbo terms of those At a time when long skirts were aunts and an uncle of tbe girl for CSiaries W. Culkin,, predecessor of with Dr. Iflzon's Nfffzoderm? ' - . -Based tlon. Lord Balbour, had atatad that: treaties. To them tbo real value of In fashion, she said, "be wouldn’t tbe eeremonlee. ^ Farley as sberlff, it was brought out on the ' "Tba Brltlab Emplra dalagatloo tbo faithful porformaneo of the permit bis girls to wear them." 'Tbe Prince declined to aneriBL that Culkin bad retained for himself mula, i_ _ undaratood that tbara waa no rap* traatloa baa boon brought sharply tbe interest on litigants Yunds placed don sk in ______raaantativa of any powar around tba queetioM about tbe eetrangemm oderm acts with amasing speed, be< homo by tbo perils and losses to between him anA bis father and with him for keeping. Farley was cause deeimed for this particuiar I, tabla who thought that tba old prac* which tbelr nations bavo boon siib* recalled to deternfine if be had been skin disease. Nlxoderm is guaran­ tica of 'apbaraa of intaraat' waa RANGERS WIN 2-0 andfather. "That is too personal" teed. It must stop Itch and qulckiy joctod in Bbangbai. S said. following tbe same course. heal your skin or tbs stpali cost wlU althar advocatad by any govammant That is tba view of this govern* Tbs couple met seven years ago The sberlff told Seabury that ba rfrundad. or would ba tolarabla to Uiia eon fflont. OVER THE BRUINS when Mlzs Nissvandt was 18 years when be read about Culkln^s action QUINN'S DRUG STORE faranca, fo far aa tba Brltlab gov* Wo aoa no reason for Abandoning old. The Prince said he did not like be bad investigated aad found that Booth Mauehezter For Men ammlnt wara concamad, tbay had, bis subordinates bad been delivering tbo onliflitonod principles wbleb are New York, Feb. 24.—(AP)—’The tbe gin at first, but later changed in tba moat formal mannar, public* embodied in those trsatlos. hie mind and determined in 1927 to him only part of such interest. In ly aanotmcad that tbay regbrdad thrilling bocl'.sy battle which the some cases tbe interest bad been re­ thia practica aa uttarly Inappropri Wo bollovo that this situation Rangers and Americans of. New that be would marry her. would have boon avoided bad those 'Tve never cared for my royal turned to litigants with tbelr prin­ “MAJOR ata to tha axlatlng altuatlon.'^ York waged last Sunday night progatlves and 1 willingly forego cipal. But be bad instructed his Japan'a Poaition covenants boon faithfully observed, seems to have bad an enlivening assistants, be said, that in tbe future THETEA ROOM and no evidence bas coma to us to them to have Karin with me al-, At tba aama tima tba rmaaanta* effect on both teams. w ^e," he said. they must give all interest to him; tlva of Japan, Baron Sbldabara, an< indicate that a due compliance with Last night the Rangers won tbdr it had been only an oversight on his STYLES” them would have interfered with the ’The Prince said bis mother, Grand Special nouflcad » a poaition of bla govern- first game In seven starts against Duchess Marie of Rusela, who is part, be said, that he had let some mant aa followa: adequate protection of the legiti­ the Boston Bruins, 2 to 0 and the of tbe money go to litigants in the Thursday Menu mate rights in China of the signa­ now in tbe United States "under­ "Ifo ona danlaa to China bar aacrad Ameriks bad a 4-4 tie wltb the stands," He eaid he and his wife past. Genuine calfskin, leather right to govam haraalf. No ona tories of those trestles and tbelr Maple Leafs. Called a Grafter Soup nations. might go to tbe United States after atanda In tba way of China to work The Montreal Canadiens won a tbelr honeymoon. Seabury publicly branded Farley Sirloin Beef counters, oak soles, Goodyear out har own great national deatiny." On January 7tb laat, upon the In­ hard fought contest from Detroit 2 as a grafter and acting as a private Tba traaty waa originally exe­ struction of the President, this gov­ to 1 and increased their lead in the citizen sent a copy of the Farley (Heavy Steer Beef) welt, 100% leather at cuted by tba United Stataa, Belgium, ernment formally notifled Japan and Canadian division to a full game. testimony to Governor Roosevelt Mashed Potatoes tba Brltlab Empire, China, France, China that it would not recognize 'The tie put the Ameriks a point SETBACK TOURNAMENT with a demand for tbe sheriff’s re­ Italy, Japan, the Natbarlaoda and any situation, treaty or agreement closer to the third jplace Montreal moval, While tbe sheriff was fram­ Peas 1916 Portugal, gubaequantly it waa alao entered into by those governments Maroons. The Maroons play a t Chi­ ing bis reply to Seabury’s charges Asparagus Tips exacucM by Norway, Bolivia, Swe­ in violation of the covenants of cago tonight against tbo Black 'The Watkins Brothers team re­ both Farley and Culkin were fiidict- den, Danmark and Mexico. these treaties, which affected the Hawks, second place team of the tained its position as leaders in the ec by the Grand Jury in New York Pie or Ice Cream Prices 'It muat ba remembered alao that rights of our government or its citi­ American division. setback tournament, which bas en­ for grand larceny. Trial Is pending. Rolls/ Coffee thla traaty waa ona of aevaral zens in China. tered its fifteenth week, last night’s Last week Governor Roosevelt traatlaa and agraamanta entered If a rimilar decision should be play being in the Y. M. C. A. build­ held a public hearing and at that into at tha Waabington conference reached and a similar position taken ing. For assistance to the players time indicated that be considered 50c by tha varloua powara concerned, all by the other governments of the DEMPSEY A COLONEL w ^e tbe games were played in the Farley’s explanation of his large of which wara intarreUited and in- world, a caveat will be placed upon north end fire bouse they adopted income unsatisfactory. tardapandant." such action which we believe will last night a vote of thanks to Wat* The name .of former Governor CANDY SPECIAL Bfnat Ba Obeyed effectively bar the legality hereafter DOWN IN KENTUCKY kins Brothers, T. P. Holloran and' Alfred E. Smith was brought into the hearing by counsel for Farley, Chocolate Covered No ona of thaaa treatiea can be of any title or right sought to be ob­ Mark Holmes, who loaned taffibi PEPPERMINT diaragardad without diaturUng the tained by pressure or treaty viola­ Loulsvflle, Ky,, Feb. 24.—(AB)— and to Roy Griswold for taking dara who said that all sheriffs bad re­ general underatandlng and equlll* tion, and which, as hbs been shown tained b a re s t on litigant’s funds, Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight of tbe firehouse after each gather­ inclu^g. Smith, and asked why PATTIES btlum which were intended to ba by history in the past, will eventtial- boxing cham^on went to Frank­ ing The players voted to p ^ |5 a Delicloos, creamy Peppermint accompllabad and effected by the ly lead to the restoration to China fort today to receive a Kentucky session to tbe Y. M. C. A. for the and rich Chocolate. group of agreements arrived at in of rights and titles of which she may colonel commlssipn from Governor use of a room. tbelr entirety. have been deprived. Ruby Lafoon art^r adding Frankie As a result of last xilgbt’s pla^. Brown^ Shoe Store Tba Washington conference waa In the past our government, aa Wine to his list of comeback tom: Reid's Auctioneers and Hose Co.; 825 Msw Street, South Manchester essentially a disarmament confer- one of the leading powers on tbe^ victims. No; 1, the Idgbil^lfus totXj. 60o value. enoa. the postfbll* Pacific Ocean, has'Vestifd its prilcjr Denipsey easily otttpo|ated tnbr bad eadi si^^lS v poi Ity m peace'In tbe v^ld'not only Butte, Motnana, blacksmith, who through the cessation of competition upon an abiding faith in the future shown below. Those teams marked i&6UT HER of the people in China and upon the saved himself from a knockout by (X) have played one less game tha^ in naval armament but also by the clinching in the fourth and final THE TEA SHOP solution of various other disturbing ultimate success in dealing with the others: V STOMACH them of the principles of fair play, roimd cf an exhibition bout. Demp­ Watkins Bros., 2305; Moriarty’s 803 Main St. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS problems which threatened the peace sey weighed 194,'V ine 191. of the world, particularly in the Far patience, and mutual goodwill. We Painters, 2298; Merz Barbers, 2217; appreciate the immensity of the Pagan! Bros., 2212; Hagedom Elec­ East These problems were all in­ *1 want to ten terrelated. task which lies before her statesmen tric, 2197; Farrand’s Shavers, 2183; in the development of her cotmtry others about, mv The willingness of the American SCHOOL SAVINGS Wapping No. 2, 2169: Manchester expierience with government to surrender its then and its government. Water Co., 2152; Veterans, 2133; Pape’s Diapep- commanding lead in battleship con­ The delays in her progress, the Woodland Street, 2121; Reid’s Auc­ sin," says Mrs. struction and to leave its positions instability of her attempts to seciure For the second successive week no tioneers, 2095; Foley’s Express, 2,- B.Elastman,1200 at Ouam and in the Philippines with­ a responsible government, were Manchester school attsdned a hun­ 077; McCarthy’s Vols’, 2074; Hose California St.» out further fortification, was predi­ foreseen by Messrs. Hay \ and dred per cent in savings. Ihe South Co. No. 1, 2053; Mintz Dept. Store, Denver, Colo. cated upon, among other things, the Hughes and their contemporaries school missed by only two pupils. 2033; Farrand’s Barbers, 2025; Burr “ I tried a lot self-denying covenants contained iiy and were the very obstacles which Following is the summary for the Nursery No. 2, 2023; Burr Nursery, of things for the Nine Power Treaty, which as­ th'. policy of the Open Door was week ending Feb. 16: 2002; Midway, 1995; Keith’s Furni­ my indigestion, sured the nations of the world not designed to meet. School Attend. Dpt. Pet. ture, 1993; Wapping No. 1, 1947; but none of them only of equal opportimlty for their We conciu: with those statesmen, South ...... 77 75 97 Kellar’s Clothiers’, 1934; Dalton did any good. Eastern trade but also against the representing all the nations in the Highland Park ... 170 160 94 Radio, 1910. Then a friend military aggrandizement of any Washington conference who decided Manchester Green 245 230 93 Miller and Kamey of Wapping persuaded me to other power at the expense of China. that China is entitled to the time Washington ...... 360 327 90.8 No. 2, high with 105; O’Connell and take a few tablets of this wonderful ...... 422 381 90.2 prepariration. A BOrehesi E v eiM o Welcoide IDEAL TiBker Bunding* South Bfanchestsr Financing Anodatloq, Inc., ii^hshrmi h| Park Building, Main ttt, Seeood Floor Aatomotiye Div, of IfandiMter il^ of Godimf^. *_>•, '*\4f 7t81» Sooth Manoheoter V w • V i . } ,v -.f “<*..►•

P A G E S a MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU5, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY^ FEBRUARY 24,1282.

AanrlfFBt^r partlaan in Ita character and for sure to be; and unfortunately these which they loudly demand their Include a yocal and influential ele­ share of the kudos. ment in the politics of the nation. Ett^nitts Ifrralb There would be no advantage in The employment of the boycott PUBLISHBD Bi; TBB any such scrap that could possibly BXRALO PRINTING COMPANY, INC weapon might and prol^bly. would 18 Biasell atr««t compensate for the loss of dignity involve not inconsiderable sacrifices I*'" South ManoheBtar, Conn. Bhune Dan Cupid? ^mo involved. Everybody knows that on the part of those imposing it. |.monic orchestra has long^ been one THOMAS PBRGUSON New York, Feb. 24.—^When it be-| of Mackey’s pets. He ' has en- Genaral Manaser Mr. Hoover has not tried to arro­ The morkle of this nation, after the came practically certain that Clar- i dowed it liberally for years, Bronze Bridge Lamps Pounded October 1, 1811 gate to himself any disproportionate attrition of two and a half years of ence Mackay, telegraph system j — — — amount of glory attaching to the loss and anxiety, could hardly be ex magnate, had provided a substan- ! New “Angels” Coming? Publietaed Bvery Bventns Bxoept tlal sum for the forthcoming music | In fact, several millionaires here- Sundays and Holidays. Bntered at the passage ^f the various fiscal relief pected to be up to any national Post Ofllce at South Manchester, show of his' son-in-law, Irving Ber- abouts have vied for first place as Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. measures and so the Gamer accusa­ sacrifice which can be dodged lin, Broadway winked in the dlrec- “angel” to the important musical with silk shades / SUBSCRIPTION RATES tion becomes obviously what it is in especially in view of the eager op­ tion of Cupid. ; organizations. Otto Kahn, as you li. One Tear, by m a ll...... 16.00 Funny, commented the wisies,' know, was one of the heaviest own- Per Month, by mall ...... I .60 fact, Just a bit of very cheap poli­ position of the profiteer crowd. Slnsle cop ies...... | .08 that this gesture, in the direction o f ; ers of Metropolitan Opera stock and Delivered, one year ...... fO.OO tics. Bfirlin should come after the mar­ ' held the whip-band for many years. And if there be any who suspect AIR MASTERY riage of Mackey to Anna Case, the Mackay a ^ Rockefeller ^so had MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED that it may be misrepresentation to It is obvious after five days of Metropolitan prlma donna. Had this money there. Kahn was reported as PRESS late budding of romance in the life having unloaded much of his hold­ The Associated Press is exclusively say that the President has not tried entitled to the use for republlcatlon desperate fighting since the big Jap of the white-haired multi-millionaire ing when be withdrew from the of all news dispatches credited to It to monopolize the honor of all this anese push started that nothing but caused him to forgive and forget? board recently. Mackay was said or not otherwise credited In this wise legislation let them speculate mastery of the air hah saved the At the moment, it seems the most to have token it up. taper and also the local nCws pub logical explanation. fIshed herein. for a moment as to what they them­ army of Nippon from one of the All rlgrhts of republlcatlon of A Lost Brother special dispatches herein are also re selves would do were they in Mr. most stunning defeats of modem Mackay’s Bride Speaking ot musical folk, re­ served. Hoover’s place. times. It has taken every oimce of Certainly the sedate, dignified minds me or an interesting Incident The Semi-Annual Sale has reduced these smai-tly Mr. Mackay is to be observed more In the Met debut cf Goto Ljunberg, Publisher’s Representative: The If they were, is it not just possi­ their superiority in the air to keep styled lamps to only |5.85. The bases, similar to the JuNus Mathews Special Arency—New frequently at gay social occasions. beautiful Swedish songstress who York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. ble that they would prefer to wait the Japs’ offensive from degen­ And “society” is fast making up its was brought over for Wagnerian sketch, in bronze tlnish, are graceful and simple in de­ programs. Full service client of N E A Ser a bit, before putting in the glory erating into the very ludicrousness mind that Miss Case is a charming, sign. The shades come in round or hexagon shapes i vice. Inc. claim, and see whether this relief of futility. Whether even control of interesting personality who knows Some years ago her brother left of pleated silk in a choice of green, rose or gold! her way aroimd. bis home in Stockholm and disap­ Member Audit Bureau of Circula* legislation is going to work? It is the aviation situation can give ulti­ tlona Many had been inclined to wonder peared. Since no word was heard hoped that it will work, but It is mate victory to the Invaders of what would happen to the one-time from him, he was given up for The Herald Prlntlns Company, Inc., not certain. Would it not, then, be China remains to be seen, but with­ New Jersey choir girl and opera dead. assumes no financial responsiblltty star when she entered the million­ When Miss Ljunberg arrived in for typographical errors appearing In in small degree risky for a President out it their efforts would surely advertisements In the Manchester aire Manhattan circles. New York for hei first appearance, in c Evening Herald. expecting renomlnatlon to prema­ have been utterly sterile. That One of the snootiest of the male photos and stories about ^ her ap­ •WATKINS BROTHERS, . turely assert his fathership of the much has been demonstrated. society editors has conceded that peared in aU the dallies. A few WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. measures to the exclusion of o(£e: And the demonstration carries Miss Case is fast making friends, days later, a caller was announced reserving criticism for minor mis­ at her hotel. COOKING SCHOOLS asjfirants for that honor? Suppose with It a great mllitaiy lesson takes in apparel. It was her “dead” brother. He Some few of our friends appear the relief billB should turn out* to be which, whatever the outcome of the ’The attractive bride of one of had been in Air erica for some time. not so good. Unlikely, but still rS' Sino-Japanese trouble, is sure to be America’s richest men has been par­ “You know,” he explained laconic- to be unable to get over a condl* ticularly > “on display” at important ally, “I never liked to write letters.” •tion of permanent amazement at motely possible. Where would Mr. taken close to heart by the rest musical occasions. The Phllhar- GILBERT SWAN the very great interest aroused each Hoover be then if he had proclaimed of the world. Heretofore the fre­ year by The Herald’s cooking school. that nobody but he bore any respon­ quent prediction that “the next war They cannot for the life of them sibility for them? will be fought in the air” has been understand how the mere subject In that event Mr. Gamer wouldn’t taken with a large measure of salt of food succeeds in obtaining such be so anxious to insure to his party as being founded solely on theory. Health and Diet a powerful grip on the imaginations a large measure of the responsibil­ In the Shanghai area the theory is being translated into proof. Mili­ of so many of Manchester's women, ity. Is it to be supposed that Mr. A dvice In conjunction with the and they are frank to tell us so. Hoover is less astute than Mr. tary plans everywhere, hereafter, will have to be laid with the history Bp DR. FRAlfR HcCOI To such we can only reply that Gam er? of this Shanghai campaign in view. they would be very much less sur* Semi-A nnual Sale prised and have much less difficulty HOOVER’S “DEFEAT” When President Hoover asked DIGESTION AND ASSIMH^TION in appreciating the cooking school (Continued from yeeteiday) idea if they were to go off and spend Ckmgress to give him authority to a year alone in the woods some' reorganize the executive depart­ Most of the absorption of this di­ where in company with an abundant ments of the federal government in gested food material takes place in supply of water, firewood and white the interest of economy and effi­ the snmll intestine. After absorp­ beans—and nothing else. Such an ciency he invited defeat—and per­ tion the blood carries the food all experience, we feel quite sure, would haps not without full understanding through the body, and each cell do much to create realization of the of that fact. TA/ashingion takes from the blood that food primary Importance of this business It was inevitable that Congress which it requires. of eating and obtaining and prepar would be too jealous of its own pre­ ^ ^ Letter The small intestine Is lined with , ing the wherewithal to eat; for after rogatives to grant the request—that little fingerrlike protections which contain blood vessels. They stand up ' all it is the first and most vital of t would insist on ita right to do the BY RODNEY DUTCEEB NEA Service Writer Into the digestive food fluid and ab­ I all human activities quite as well as reorganizing itself. Therefore there sorb It So abundmit are ihese I the most vital activity of the lower a nothing surprising, and nothing Washington—Notes from our na­ villi that they give the inner sur­ I animals. And in order to fully real* extraordinarily significant, in the tion’s capital. . . . Hot news: Sena­ face of the intestinal wall a velvet­ like appearance. They absorb food tor William Edgar Borah appeared ize its importance the skeptic should fact that only 22 members of the much more rapidly than a smooth ' be reduced to a distressingly monot- House of Representatives voted yes­ on the Senate floor the other day wall could dp, since they have from The Furniture Exchange ' onous diet for a considerable length terday against Speaker GamerMi wearing a bright red necktie. NO four to elg^t times as much ab­ of time. Thereafter he would be plan for an “economy committee” to one remembered any other time sorbing surtace.. when he wasn’t wearing his little ; keenly aware that, in the matter of draft a program of department and The caecum forming the bottom of black or blue bow. the ascending large colon seems to reduces prices o f used : human food, it is necessaiy that bureau consolidation; a measure Borah is a good, dresser, but Mrs. be a pouch for the purpose of break­ there be something more than a which kills and buries the Hoover Borah has to see that be “keeps ing down the cellulose, and the sufficient quantity of mere susten- pressed^” vermiform appendix which empties proposal. Norris of Nebraska almost invari­ ; ance. It is to be admitted that the Presi­ into it produces a kind of digestive ably wears a bow tie. He hasn’t fluid which assists in slowing down BEDS SPRINGS RANGES I Needless to say the folk who need dent’s proposition lacked strength in yet borrowed Borah’s red four-in- putrefaction. Its secretion is very that it gave only the most sketchy hand. : any such lesson are practically all Did you hear the one an Anti- similar to the secretion of the in­ Everything in the Furniture Exchange has been radically reduced. Today men, and men of the type that in­ idea of what he proposed to do in Saloon League friend pulled on testine. terests itself very little in the the way of departmental reorganiza­ Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray in The large colon- has none of the these beds, springs and ranges take the Semi-Annual Sale prices. In most cases preparation of food. It is a type tion. It asked a great deal and introducing him to an audience? finger-like villi of the small intes­ “Alfalfa Bill is so ugly that when tine. It has a number of glands the pieces are less than half, and in many instances only a fraction of former not at all imcommon. offered, in trath, very little. So he goes away on a trip his wife al­ which secrete mucus and throw into prices. All Exchange furniture has been traded in for new hon^e furnishings or It is the very rarely occasional little that it is possible to suspect ways goes with him so she won’t the colon some of the waste poisons woman, however, who does not ap­ that the President may have been have to kiss him goodby.” . . . And of the body. This mucus acts as an are shopworn samples from our main store. preciate the importance of food as foxing a justifiable little when he the House passed a bill the other intestinal lubricant. The fluid which day to remove certain restrictions has not been absorbed by the small one of the major problems of life. submitted his request for so much on land owned by two Crow In­ intestine is mostly absorbed in the Beds 4-4 National Link Spring Lenox 4-Bumer (las Range Women, as the home keepers, arc iower to be used about as be dians named Spottedhorse. The ascending and transverse colon. In 4-6 White Enamel, (fo r wood Cooker, black and ^ J Q Q Q the gastronomic custodians of the pleased. He probably knew perfect­ name of one was Benjamin Spotted- the descending colon and in the rec­ bed) ...... horse and the other’s name was brass trimmed ...... $2.00 race. They imderstand not only the ly well that Congress would not only tum the feces beoomes hard in the $1.00 Horse Spottedhorse. characteristic form. 4-6 Oak Wood 4-0 Covered Box Lenox 3-Bumer Gas Range need of enough food but of a variety refuse to grant it but would hurry S p r in g ...... as fast as it could to do something Washington is teeming with The whole digestiv«^ tract is lined Bed ...... $5.00 of foods and the essential impor­ with circular musclen which contract $1.00 tance of their preparation. They itself about reorganization. mean, untrue anecdotes about a veiy 4-6 Curly Birch 3-10 Coil Spring Sm 'ant.. ... $ high personage who lives here. Lat­ and push the food forr/^ard. I f this 10.00 realize completely that the key to Now this is one of the most deli­ est: A hitch-hiker was boasting that food material Is retained lohjger than W ood Bed ...... $1.00 $3.75 Lenox Cabinet Gas Range, the health and wellbeing of their cate and politically dangerous jobs he had hitch-hiked from coast to it should he, excess fermentations 3-6 Coil Spring and putrefaction occiur which form 4-6 Maple Wood 'families—including these presump­ imaginable. A President who, being coast in 11 days. Asked how, he said: “I just wore a big sign on my powerful poisons. These poisons are B e d ...... $3.50 Xpie...... $25 00 tively Indifferent males who can’t empowered therefor, should proceed $1.00 back. Inscribed: ‘If you don’t give absorbed by the blood and are 4-6 White Enameled 3-3 Coil Spring understand all the “fuss” about grub to a really effectual housecleanlng of me a lift I’ll vote fo r ------.’ ” known as toxins. From this we get Combination Range but whose appetites nevertheless un­ the countless Washington bureaus Business men continue alternate­ the word “autointoxication” which Metal Bed ...... $3.75 $1.00 Victory Crawford Combination consciously subscribe to it—^lies, so could make more enemies than a ly to berate the president and Con­ means “self-poisoning.” 4-6 WMte Enameled 3-3 Way Sagless gress and beg favors from both. A If any of the digestive fluids are Spring ...... Coal and Gas Range with elevated to speak, on top of the kitchen lear makes who. raids a wild bees’ M etal Bed ...... $3.75 story about Mayor Anton J. Cer- too weak to properly digest ^e $1.00 oven, and waterfront range. hive and about as quickly. What mak, who will welcome both poli­ food that they were intended to 4-6 Ivory Enameled 8-0 National Link' Spring, Realizing this, they natu^ly President wouldn’t, if he cared any­ tical conventions to Chicago, may work upon, there will occur a fer­ M etal Bed ...... $2.00 (E xtra want to know all there is to be thing about his own political skin, be more or less apropos of some­ mentation and decaying of the im- narrow ) ...... $3.50 “ *39.00 thing or other. Many of the city’s digested food particles. This is the known about a subject with which prefer to have Congress tackle the 4-6 Ivory Enameled, leading industrialists and merchants principal reason why it is impor­ brass trimmed ...... Metal Crib their families’ welfare is so closely job? Mr. Hoover is probably having gathered with him at a very private tant to properly balance and com­ $2.00 Coal Ranges tied up. a quiet smile today over his “de­ banquet, worrying about local af- bine your diet so that there will not 4-6 Brass White Enameled Metal Glenwood C Coal Range, falrs-T-which were plenty to worry be too much conflict in the digestive Crib with A ^ A A almost Women flock to The Herald cook­ feat.” about B e d ...... $2.00 processes. spring ...... $ irU U new ing school because that institution Meantime CongrMS has drawn the Someone made a crack about the 4-6 Ivory Enameled, brassrass $25.0() bees to itself. It remains to be seen need of business men in polities. The whole digestive tract is* about deals in a serious way with the most thirty-two feet long, and that It trimm ed, Crawford Empire Coal Range, only serious of all subjects—the nutrition how it will handle the situation. It Cermak said: “I know many of you Gas Ranges feUows - voted for me as the lesser can be contained in so small a cavi­ with spring ___ $5.00 slightly used, with A A of the human body. ’They attend in is a reasonable guess that after the of two evils. I know you’re men ty is a wonderful illustration of the Two 4-Bumer Clark Jewel Gas waterfront .... very large numbers because they shindy is over there won’t be very who control your corporations, but adaptive powers of nature. Doctors 4-0 Green Enameled ^ J A Range Cookers, W ood B e d ...... $ 1 . U U have discovered that It is tremen­ many dead bees. you report to boards of directors. are coming to realize that most of each ...... $5c00 “The city council, elected ^ the the diseases of the body originate dously worth their whUe to do so, people to take, care of Uiem, is my from poisons that are produced by 8-3 Wliite Enameled Bed Eclipse Cabinet Gas Range, ’There is no nonsense .about it and MORAL SLUMP board of directors to which budget putrefaction M this tract that we with link O C nothing petty, nothing calling for We have never held as high an cutting and whatnot must be sub­ have just studied the last three spring ...... apology. They know it for a big opinion of the statesmanship of mitted. Where would a business days. I hope the reader will resolve $ 10.00 man get without 30 years of politi­ to study enough about dietics so Wincroft Cabinet Gas Range, work, as well worth their most sober Senator George Moses as that held cal experience, forced to get 50 men as to not only avoid those diseases Springs attention as any that could be con­ hy his more ardent admirers and from 50 wards to agree? He’d try which are caused in this manner 4-10 National Link Spring to cut the payrolls In respective S'*'.... $10.00 ceived. possibly by Mr. Moses himsdf, but but to also learn to eat properly to (extra d»Q (JA wards and wouldn’t get to first base. have health more abundantly. Vulcan Cabinet Gas Range, And if there is a woman in Man­ he is probably right when he de­ He would require three years to 'get w ide) ...... black and ^ chester whose husband gets into his clares that the United States will what it was all about and spend his QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1 A A A head the distorted notion that she not take' any i>art In a world wide lEist year wondering how it all hap­ 4-6 National Link ^ J w h it e ...... $ 1 U * U U I *\ pened and why everybo^ hated (Low Weight) Spring ...... could be employing her time better boycott of Japan and gives as his him.” Favorite Cabinet Gas Range, in some other way, we recommend reason his beUef that “there are too Question: Miss June G. asks: 4-4 National link Spring Dr. William Gerry Morgan, for­ “Will you please tell me how I dan that straightway she put him for many American business men who mer president of the American put on weight? I am a girl 20 years S ' " ' $ 1 0 . 0 0 some few weeks—no year would be tairn the somewhat sordid view, le t Medical Association, told the Sen­ old and only weigh 97 pounds. The ate subcommittee holding hearlngfs ... $1.00 Quality 4-bumer Gas Range necessary.—on that belly-filling and ’em fight and we’U seU ’em goods’.” most I ever weighed is 106 poimds. on wet legislation that one evil re­ I am five feet, seven inches talL” 4-4 Wishbone Link Spring Cooker, black 1 A A A nutritious but unimaginative diet of Even Mr. Moses, who has never sult of prohibition was that young Answer: There is no doubt but (fo r wood and w h it e ...... $ 1 U * i / U white beans, and keep him there. yet set up to be the complete altru­ women were carrying liquor “on bed) ...... the hip.” Presumably because the what your weight is too little for 2.00 Pretty soon his interest, in varieid ist, admits that “this may be a your height, but don’t stuff yourself. $ Quaker 4-Bumer Gas Range doctor’s work brings him in con' 4-4 Sagless Spring foods and their varied preparation rather low point of view from the tact with so many hips, no one Look for functional causes, such as (looker with ^ 1 A A A the liver and gall bladder trouble. (for wood bed) .. mantel . . . ___ will be astonishingly lively. moral side but It is nevertheless the questioned the assertion. $1.00 Any girl who is -thin lis you are view of a very great many of our Then there was the prize line of Walter S. Gifford, testi^ng before must have a tendency to extreme THAT CHLOBT C «A B business men today.” the LaFollette-Costigan sul^mndt* nervousness. It is a subject for congratifiation While there UKvery serious doubt tee as head of the Hoover unem­ (Pemrat Batter) that President Hoover refuses to as to anything like a majority of ployment relief committee, that he had estimated total unemployment Question: p. asks: “Does pea­ sanction any attempt on the part the people of the United States r^ef needs “for my own Interest nut butter make a bad combination of RepubUcans to fo to grips with ytoing wlUlng to see tile - Asiatics aiu}~r.amu8emeiit.” IBtberto unpub­ with some foods and what cure titose Democrats, such an Speaker destroy themselves bicause there lished except In the printed record. th ey?” Answer: Peanut butter maiy be Olmer, who seek to represent the may be profit In it for Ajfierlcans, It’s open to debate whether It’tv jused in comfejjnatlon with any other t/' l^ttfdent as trying to “ho|f^’ all the past experiences provide condusive more dangerous to aiHow your wito [food providing the p j^ t buttor li fo r IttiSlsiXiOB noil- •vMsnba that some «■ wnild be to M ve your C6qr, br to refus# to [made from roastod peanuts and not tot heti' s:'-- . m pdiWito^-: ^ . fir W' J? 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MANCHESTER'BVBNING h e r a l d , s o u t h MANC3HESTBR. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1932.

i ■: ■' S' Last 2 Days Of Herald I.' - J / TAXPAYERS TO HEAR Manchester’s MILTifSI MRS. RUTH DADOURIAN BP«NNEP Date Book You Can Bid Regular Meeting of League To-, pare®©1932 BY NEA SERVICE INC Tonight ' Wednesday, Feb. 24 — Annual night To Be Addressed By meeting of Manchester Coiintry Hartford Woman. This is the third ol ; .. exclusive club. Your Foot stories oi President Paul von Hin- Regular meeting of Taxpayers’ Mrs. Ruth M. Dadourian of Hart­ denburg, Germany’s greatest mod­ League at High school. ford will be the speaker at the ern figure, who is now a candidate The Week regular monthly meeting of the for a second term in the national Friday, Feb. 26 — The National Taxpayers’ League at the High When You election to be held in Germany on Guard will play the Baltimore Ori­ School Auditorium at 8 o’clock to- Sunday, March IS.—^The Editor. oles at State Armory. inigbt. Mrs. DadouriEm will speak Al. Dance and two one-act plays by on certain phases of town govern­ BV MILTON BRONNEB Sock and' Buskin club at High ment. European Manager. NEA Service school. ; Several subjects will he presented Oratorical contest at South Meth­ to the meeting for discus^on, in­ Berlin, Feb. 24.—Still in his twen­ odist church, auspices W. C. T. U. cluding a report on the incorpora­ SHOES ties, Paul von Hindenburg—today a and Y. P. B. tion of the League, a report on the progress in the electric rate case to candidate for re-election as presi­ Next Week be brought against the Msmehester dent of Germany in his 85th year— Wednesday, March 2—Opening of Electric company, a report on re­ <;ame to the crossroads which was Automobile Show at Armory, con­ ductions In the educational budget tinuing through Saturday. to decide his career. by the schools’ investigating com­ - Foot troubles are usually fit troubles. We know After the victorious close of the Thursday, March 3—First game mittee, and the advlsabiltiy of the war with France, he had been sent of town basketball seiries between two-payment tax plan for next year. because we have corrected so many of them with Wilbur Recreation Center and National back to his post In Hanover where Coon Special Measurement Shoes. he spent two years drilling his men. Guard at School Street Rec. He had done well as a subaltern in Next Month One of our friends brags that he Prussia’s wars with Austria and the Monday, March 7 — Adjourned has kept the same umbrella for 10 These shoes permit.us.to.;fit your foot perfectly years. No doubt the original owner French: he had been cited for brav­ NOBODV WANTS annual town meeting at High ery in action and had won a decora­ school. gave up hope long ago. everywhere; in length, widthf^Mst; instep and heel. tion. Now it was time to take His w ip e " Tuesday, March 8 — Fourth an­ . This - means that your foot is supported as it stock. ME. now/ nual concert of G Clef club at As a junker, two paths were open a w a k e m e d hiaa Swedish Lutheran chUrchl should be> and once you have this support your foot to him: he could become a landed TWE OLD A^A^) Thursday, March 17—Annual St. troubles disappear. • proprietor like his forefathers, or WITH A Te l e g r a m Patrick’s Day dance at Masonic We Feature he could remain in the army. Prus­ TOLD T kIE CALLING HIM BACK Temple, auspices of A. O. H. Available sizes 1 to 12. sia had always preferred junkers Friday, March 18 — "Arrival of for its officer class. So he chose the STOREKEEPER. . To THE ARMY. Kitty,” comedy play by Sophomore- Widths AAAA to EEE army. Freshman Dramatic club at High The Famous After four years he was appoint­ school. ed to the general staff and promoted JUST AN OLD EX-ARMY OFFICER WHO LIKED TO GO TO MARKET WITH HIS OWN BASKET Three-act play, given by Epwortb to the rank of captain. He was as­ League of South Methodist church. WESTCLOX signed to a post at Stettin and, was General von Hindenbnrg when the World War called him from retirement. At the left, he is shown at that-period; in the center, as he appeared about the time he retired from the army. Wednesday, March 30 — Annual while there, he married the daugh­ ball of Knights of Columbus at ter of General von Sperling. That, State Armory. Une of Clodis Wflbur Coon Shoes for Women too, was all in the tradition. Ger­ Coming Events trude von Sperling was descended ed an inexpensive At in one of the falling from his hand. His wife committee of members , of John We know of no better — and— subiu-bs. The monotony of this ex­ came in and woke him. Friday, AprU 1—Tall Cedars, Ma­ from a long line of military men. Coleman Prince Post, American Le­ sonic club April Fool Frolic, Ma­ She imderstood military men. istence was sometimes broken by “Eh, what, what?” Une of Alarm Clocks on the short trips abrosid, notably to Italy. “A telegram, Pau>.” gion, aided by representatives from sonic Temple. Their marriage proved a boon Saturday, April 2— District cere- and a blessing to both. Upon her He read it, without a trace of various fraternal organizations here market today. All styles excitement. It was a wire from will direct a house to house canvass monisd, Tall Cedars, Masonic Tem­ Kali-sten-ycs Shoes for Children death Hindenburg could say, in all He, like others, was startled by ple. sincerity, she had been more than the murder of the Austrian heir to German militaty headquarters of­ to obtain work for unemployed here, and finishes to choose from. fering him employment in the it was decided at a mass me’eting Wednesday, April 6—^Thirty-first a wife. the throne at Satlajevo in July, 1914, annual banquet of Chamber of Featured Exclusively s He, like others, was disturbed by war. He telegraphed his accept­ last night. “H alf the nation depends on ance. Commerce at Masonic Temple. At 34 in the year 1881 he was ap­ the gathering far clouds. He won­ Canvassers will attempt to line Monday, April 11 — Annual Ki- pointed general staff officer of the dered whether he would be called Then wires began to rain in on ,up any kind of jobs which house­ Big^en or Baby Ben to him:—General Ludendorff was to be wanis Minstrel Show at High school, — a t — . ' > First Division of Koenigsburg, in back to service, but no call came. holders inay agree to have done and also April 12. East Prussia. For Hindenburg it bis chief-of-staff; be himself was to will report to the Legion commit­ wake them up to go to In the meantime, the Russian be commander-in-chlef of the Third Friday, April 22—^Three-act com­ was like coming home. steam roller had crashed into his tee, which in turn will co-operate edy, "Babs,” by Sock and Buskin The Herald Cookinsr and Home During the World War, legend army; he was to go back to his with the regular imemployment re­ work.” beloved East Prussia. German towns native East Prussia and free it from club at High school. • , had it that while at Koenigsburg were in possession of the czar’s lief committee • here in assigning Thursday and Friday, April 28 Malang Schbol Hindenburg bad studied all the the iron grip of the Russians. men to work. Kitchen clock at Herald soldiery. Out of retirement came this grim and 29 — “Henry’s Wedding,” country around Tannenberg and N. I. Poulsen of Ansonia, a mem­ comedy. Tall Cedars, High school the Masurian lakes and had then Then something happened as dra­ and gray-haired old warrior, ready ber of the Legion’s state committee Cooking School furnished by matic as in a s t^ e play. as ever for the smell of battle and hall. sketched the plan he was to use in for unemployment relief, address^ Friday, Jime 24—Openkig of two- the World War against the Russians Papa Hindenburg loved to go destined to make history that will live long in the pages of time. the meeting. The Legion’s organiza­ day state convention and field day with such astonishing success. shopping. On the morning of Aug. tion is expected to be perfected of Loyal Order of Moose here. That was simply patriotic bunk. 22, 1914, be trudged down town, within a few d-iys and the canvass Saturday, Jtme 25 — State Ma­ R. DONNELLY What did happen was that be made some purchases, and declined NEXT: An old man In the World will then begin. sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. C. L HOUSE & SON, INC. formed a very jfose friendship with to have them sent home. He told War and his smashing victories. . . . JEWELER his divisional commander. The lat­ the shopkeeper he would carry The drive throngb Poland that cost ter was an old warrior and together them. the Russians a quarter of a million 51.5 Main St., So. Manchester they studied many of the battles of “I have nothing else to do,” be men. . . . Succeeding, where Napo­ the past and sought to learn by the said, shaking his head sadly. "I leon failed, in conquering the land mistokes that bad been made in find I am not wanted by the men in of the czars. . . . Verdun and the those contests. Berlin.” dark days'for the Germans on the After a short service In com­ western front. mand of an infantry company at He came home, had his lunch and Fraustadt, Hindenburg was trans­ LEGION CREATING JOBS ferred to Berlin with the rank of settled down to read. He bad major and was attached to the gen dropped into a gentle doze, the book New London, Feb. 24.— (AP)—A era! staff. Here he lived for 10 years. In Berlin, be bad first contacts with the royal family. When the / older Emperor Wilhelm I died, Ma­ a m / jor Hindenburg was chosen as one of the guard of honor who watched 0 6 over his body while it rested in the I great Lutheran cathedral. It was in Berlin, too, that be met ORNAMENTAL bis future "AH Highest War Lord,” not then kaiser, but simply Prince N ever Wilhelm, with two lives between him ( u t lr i6 and the throne. Hindenburg did not like this flam USEFUL boyant; talkative, play soldier. Wil­ helm did not like the quiet, studi­ ous, undemonstrative officer. Out of this afterward grew the DRAPES legend that the former kaiser bad forced Hindenburg out of the army into retirement. That was not true. Wilhelm simply did not think Hin^ denburg worth troubling about. When be came to the throne be pushed forward more showy indi­ viduals, who knew how to boot-lick and flatter. looked so Hindenburg’s old general and friend, Du Vemois, was given the >st of Prussian minister of war. Ee attached Hindenburg to his own CLEAN! office. In bis new job Hindenburg bad much to do with the recep tio n of the importance of engineering in modem warfare and with the intro­ Effortless in operation, thorough in its With The duction of heavy artillery with work and strikingly handsome in ap­ armies in the field. * In 1903, now 46, Hindenburg was pearance, the Model 585 stands alone given command of a regiment at the in its price class. It possesses special city of Oldenburg. When he was Greatest Of Care nearly 50, he was made major gen­ features that will do a quicker, easier, eral and chief of staff of the Eighth more thorough cleaning job than you army corps' at Coblenz, where in ever thought p o sa ib le . later years the American army of occupation was to have its head­ C U R IA IN S ^ d Returned To quarters. Just run it over a dirty rug — watch At 55 be was given the command the way it works — see the little par­ of the Fourth Army Corps at Madgeburg. Here be bad about 1,000 ticles of dirt dance around, vibrated officers under him. He differed from loose by the rapidly rotating brush — y 6 0 You In The Finest Condition most of the Prussian higher officers see the powerful suction draw up tul of the period in that he did not look hpon the common soldier as a every particle of deeply embedded, mere automaton to be drilled and grotmd-in dirt. And the riig lo<^ as TV'e guarantee not to fade or shrink atiy article. barked at. He tried to understand their viewpoint. bright and clean as when dew. les, mirrors, metals etc. It may be because of this and the Here's o tried end true cieenserin a We also provide a complete Dry Cleaning Service for your reputation he won for fair dealing AH No OfOng with the men that when Germany special, new package— to proudly • take a piece with your pretty both- clothing and a family laundry service to meet with e v ^ htidi^tl was plunged into revolution, it was A ’Phone Call or Post Cfrd Brings You a not dangerous for him to lead back room bottles. It's Bon Ami in a lovely, home his beaten armies. FREE Home Demonstration rich black end lustrous gold de /uxo fockoge for bathroom use. For eight years Hindenburg In this smart, new container Is the served in his post and then, at the Small Down Payment some odorless powder that has “ H asn't Residents of Manchester age of 64, voluntarily gave up his Scratched and asked to be placed on re­ E asy Terms cleaned so many bathtubs and basins tired pay. without scratching. The Bon Ami that Call Enterprise His modesty and his frugality cleans qukkly— without leaving any fu*e shown by the fact that he scrib- sediment— without reddening hands. l^ed this vastlv Important piece of t^ewB on a postcard to Us son, who The de r/uxor Package along with ^ras already, a voung lieutenant: the'regular Ami Pow^r and I ^Jost retired. ' Retained in tiie C oIm is now on sola at grocery ond Ibito of tjbe Third Regiment of Foot dellMtessen stores. Aoprds. n s Bbjesty has most It conferred on me the ex- Order of the JBIaok Eafde. Do T H E HERALD COOKING SCHOOL . nkawlse. Heartiest salntations. KEMPS, . . . V N

.'■■r ^ . - v s -t . '.'. {known as the George Washington FRADIN DESCRIBES class will be initiated. By order of NAVAL BOARD STARTS MRS. WYNNE DIES the Grand Exalted Ruler the Order COVENTRY of Elks is celebrating this occasion NEW SPRING MODES ROCKVILLE by class initiation. ’The inltiatoty February 22, the bicentennial PROBE OF THE AKRON New Haven, Feb. 24.—(AP)— Mrs. Henrietta Kinney Wsmne, [ j M V S c««l work will be put on by the regular anniversary of the birth of George Washington, was fittingly cele­ widow of John F. Wynfie and moth­ To Represent Oonneotfeat officers of the lodge beaded by Ex­ Lakehurst, N. J.. Feb. 24.— (AP) WILLIAMS Ready-to-Wcar Trade Optimla- brated in Coventry by the first Fa­ er of Kenneth Wynne, executive Thomas Bjrmes of the Rockville alted Rider John P. Cameron. There —A naval board of inquiry con­ tic About Approaching East­ will also be a brief address. A ther and Son Banquet ever hdd in secretary to Governor Cross, died Post Office has been appointed to vened here today,to investigate the today. er Season—The New Style short program will also be present­ the North. Parish. It was attended accident which Mondsy damaged represent the state of Connecticut at by 160 fathers and sons, one of them 3Crs. Wynne a member of an old the observance of the Washington ed follow ^ by a social hour. the naval dirigible Akron. Extracts, Spices and Trends. Surprised On Birthday being Edmund Klesples, the only Colonial family was bom in Win- Bi-Centennial at Wasblhgton, D. C., surviving Civil War Veteran of Tha three board members and a sted in 1856. Her family was among on July 26. The appointment was Mrs. Martha Hngel was given a Julius Fradln of Fradin’s Apparel Coventry. 'They marched from the Recorder called as witnesses Lieut. the early settlers of Litchfield coun­ made by the National president, Leo pleasant surprise at her home on Shop has today returned from a town lu^ to the dining rooms. The Commander C. E. Rosendabl, tha ty. She was a member of the D. A. George, of Washington. Chestnut street on Monday after­ business trip in New York and re­ fathers with their sons led the ship’s commanding officer, and oth­ R. Gelatin Each state in the Union will be noon by a number of Mends, this ports the following fashions as the march, followed by the "fathers” er officers of the Alaron. The board Mr. Wynne, an attorney of this represented by one man. These ex­ being the occasion of her 71st birth­ accepted trend of the 1932 spring and adopted "sons.” consists of Commander Sydney M. city, died about 10 years ago. Three ercises show the advancement made day. All enjoyed a salad supper and mode. ’The ladies of the commimity Krause, senior member and in sons; Harofd G., and Kenneth of this Featured Exclusively at in the United States postar system social chats, and the hostess re­ The new coatings are in the main, ceived many useful and pretty gifts. showed a fine spirit o f co-operation charge pf the naval aircraft at the city, and Donald T., of Pott Ches­ fabrics of crepes and worsteds in from the time of its foimdation by Pbil^elpbia Navy Yard; Com­ ter, N. Y., and 12 grandchildren sur­ Benjamin Franklin up to the pres­ Those present included Mrs. Emma in providing a splendid banquet the plain weaves and many novelty consisting of fruit cup, Swiss steak, mander Alfred T. ^^Clay, operations vive. ent time. Mr. Byrnes is National Geckler, Mrs. Selma Enes, Mrs. materials. The dresj coats will be mashed potatoes, peas, beets, cab­ officer at Lakehurst; and Command­ The funeral service will be Friday The Hwald GooloDf and state representative of the National Herman Berger, Blrs. William Pin- more than ever dress coats. Many of bage salad, rolls, apple pie and ice er A. H. Dresel, former skipper of at 2:30 p. m. at the Beecher Ben­ Federation of Post Office Clerks. gel, Mrs. Emil Suessman, Miss Lucy the smartest garments shown are Pieper, Mrs. Mary Wolfersdorf, cream and coffee. The cover charge the Los Angeles. Lieut. George C. nett and Lincoln funeral home in trimmed and untrlmmed coats that Heads Roral Carriers Mrs. William Ruehl, Mrs. Eva Hlrth. was only 26 cents as a large at­ Calnaa was the Recorder. Broadway, the Rev. J. Frederick Home Making Schod look for all the world like smart Edward Backhaus of this city was Mra Bertha Burkbardt, Mrs. George tendance was desired rather than ’The board members, prior to the Sexton of St. James church, West- high type tailored wool dresses. elected president of the Connecticut Schneider and Mrs. Martha Pingel. any financial gain. The dining examination of w i^sses, closely in­ ville, officiating. Coats that one likes to keep on, Branch of the National Rural Letter N otee rooms were decorated with flags spected the damaged portion of the whereas, formerly a coat was some­ Carriers’ Association at the state William Schaeffer of Grove street and bimting and the favors were red Akron, the broken cable and the thing to take off at first opportuni­ convention in Naugatuck on Mon­ has returned from the Hartford bos hatchets. stem handling gear, to which the HOOVER GETS STRONGER WILLIAMS & CARLETON CO. ty. Admiral blue looks as if it will day, and Alfred Armstrong of Broad I pital where be has been undergoing Following the banquet the men sbto n4as attached. 776 Conn. Boulevard) East Hartford head the list of desirable colors. Mr. Brook was named vice-president. treatm ent. and boys of the Coventry' orches­ The session was expected to last Phone 8-1983 Fradin has great confidence in beige Both young men are receiving the Billie Ciechowskl of North Park tra rendered several selections and the entire day, after which a report DAEV, MOSES STATES with green and tile, of course, to congratulations of their many street is spending this week in New led for patriotic singing,^Walter 8. will be submitted to the Navy De­ friends in this section. York a ty as the guest of bis sister. Haven Introduced the speakers. partm ent. follow . The stem of the ship broke loose Concord, N .«., Feb. 24.—(AP)— 'The polo coats are in polities this It was voted to bold the next con­ Miss Nan Flaherty has returned Rev. Hollis M. Bartlett of Worces­ Monday morning as a Congressldn- U. S. Senator GeorgA H. Moses, Re­ spring and women everywhere are vention of the Rural Carriers’ Asso­ to tbs College of New Rochelle alter ter, Mass., a former pastor, offered several days’ visit with her parents. prayer. Russell Storrs spoke about al sub-committee waited to go aloft publican, today Issued a statement casting heavy votes for them it the ciation in Rockville, February 22, 1983. Mrs. Edward Backhaus of Dr. and Mrs. John E. Flaherty, of "Our Dads” and Rev, Bartlett re­ on an inspection flight. in which he visualized President following styles: Conservative, Mill- this city was named an alternate to Elm street, sponded with a talk about "Our Rosendabl is confident the ship is Hoover’s prospects of re-election as talr and Liberal. the National Auxiliary convention to Mrs. LeRoy Market has a fine Sons.” not materially damaged and will be "infinitely strongeril because o f bis Suits are shown of fine tweeds, bo held in Baltimore. showing of crocuses blooming in her Rev. Leon H. Austin, pastor of the ready for fll^ t in six weeks. economic program. wool, crepes, diagonal woolens and garden on Orchard street Second Congregational church, "Tbs President has faced a Con­ Markets, Dru^ Stores, Barber Shopf^ the always favored knitted suits. To Hold Ladies' Night Plans are complete for the annual A son was bom last Friday to spoke briefly but as the hour was gress, one branch of which was and Beauty Parlors, Professional Offices With prices so moderate this season Mr. and Mrs. Earl Semple of South late and several sona were nodding is organized by bis political oppon­ every woman will be able to afford "Ladies' Night” to be held under the auspices of the Rockville Lodge Barre, Mass. Mrs. Semple was for­ he did not deliver his address on E D . RUDD TO SPEAK ents, the Democratic Party,” said In fact wherever there is a call for Uniforms) a coat and a suit. merly Miss Coiinne Hewitt and held "Mt. Vernon, the Home of Wash­ Moses. "In the other branch, be has The dresses are smarter than ever of Elks at the Elks Home at the ApronS) Coats, etc.- comer of Prospect street and Elling­ the position of telegraph operator ington,” as he bad intended. faced a membership which has been —silk crepes with harmonizing for the local Western tinlon. The It is hoped that this event may AT AUTO SHOW DINNER personally hostile to him. Yet in the prints, striking corablx.ations of ton avenue on Friday evening, Feb­ ruary 26. There will be an informal new arrlvM is the first grandchild of become an annual affair. However, face of these difficulties the Presi­ colors developed in one, two and program during the evening. Danc­ Howard Hewitt of Talcott avenue. It will be bard to surpass the suc­ dent’s program of domestic legisla­ W e Are Prepared To Malcolm D, Rudd, deputy commis­ three piece models. Suspender ef< ing of the old fashioned and modem Mrs.' Emma Lisk has returned to cess of the first Father and Son tion has been quickly enacted into, sioner of the state motor vehicle de­ fects and bell-hop Jackets are pro­ type will be enjoyed and Stephen J. her home on Union street from St Banquet of Coventry. law. In my oplilon this action is ducing unusually pleasing and novel Francis hospital in Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Orcutt partment, will be the speakef, at the merely a reflection of public opinion Tobin will act as prompter. Tickets opening banquet of the Golden Op­ effects and the low prices assume a for the "Ladies’ N l^t” are selling made a short business trip to New throughout the country. Supply You and Give You new and greater significance this Y ork. portunity Automobile Show, to ns ^People know that the President for fifty cents and cab be secured neld at the State Armory Wednes­ season; in superior tailoring, more from the committee or at the door. Miss Oladyce Orcutt of Middle- has studied out dilficultles. They skillful designing and in greater town spent the week-end with her day evening, March 2, at 6:16 know that be has formulated a pro­ The committee includes Past Exalt­ WAPPING o’clock. This will be an all-member­ Service At Very value. parents. gram for lifting the. nation out of ed Ruler Michael J. Conway, chair­ ship meeting of the Chamber of Seems like Spring is in the air al> man; Past Exalted Ruler Fred H. Mr. and Mrs. Cbaries W. Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sims and the economic depression. They want ready in the millinery bouses. The and sons. Junior aud Jolm of Flor­ son spent a few dayi in New Commerce and members of the Ki- Llppman, William Preuss, Frank wanls and Lions Clubs have also it tried. While there are a lot of hats are unusually pretty and it ence, Mass., motored to the home of Hampshire at the home they' pur­ Reasonable Rates McCarthy and Paul Roden. bebn invited to attend. folks who are not satisfied with the looks very much like brims are go­ Two Banquets This Week Mr. and Mrs. Levi T. Dewey Mon­ chased last fall. They plan to move whole situation, the fact remains ing to take the lead, although plenty day where they spent Washington’s the first o f A pril. Mr. Rudd will speak on the sub-; Napkins and Table Cloths for Bridge Parties. Two Father and Son banquets will ject "Admlnistmting the Motor that many people feel that no mat­ of turbans are shown for immediate On Wednesday evening at 8 be held in this section this weeln On birthday. \ ^ Vehicle laws.” ter bow much they may personally Give Us a Phcme CalL wear. No ' with interesting acces­ The Young People’s Society of o’clock the present and past mem­ Friday evening, Febmary 26, the Reservations for the banquet are dislike Mr. Hoover they are much sories to complete the Easter en­ ladies of the Vernon Center church Christian Endeavor motored to the bers of the Coventry church choir more afraid of any Democrat are invited to meet at the chapel now being recevled at the .Chamber Kitchen Towels for the Use of The Herald semble this promises to be a very will serve a supper to men and boys home of Mr. and Mrs. John Watson office. menu will be as follows: on Vernon street at Manchester for a short rehearsal and also to good season and the ready-to-wear of that part of the town. Rev. The- Fruit cup, hearts of lettuce salad R E FU SE r e s c u e " Cooking School Supplied By Us. Green last Friday-evening where hold a party in celebration of our trade is more optimistic than ever ron L. French of Manchester will and mayonnaise, celery, olives, being organized one year ago. for a good business. lead the singing and Rev. W. F. Ty­ they enjoyed a social time. roast young chicken, dressing, Evansville, Ind.—Henry Freuden- On Friday evening tho Christian ler will act as toastmaster. Ches­ A marriage license has been mashed potatoes, rolls, cranberry berger, Sidney Watson and Clifford ter Shields, a boy cometist of Man­ granted Abraham CJohen, 28, a gar­ Endeavor social will be held at the sauce, green peas, butter, .coffee, Garrett went rabbit, hunting in a chester, and Fred Wood of Talcott- age owner, of South Windsor and parsonage. All the yoimg people and choice of pie or cake. rowboat High water in the Ohio MANCHESTER COAT, STATE CHURCHES ASK vllle, with violin will assist with the Miss Nellie Blumenthal, 24, clerk. older ones too are most cordially in­ Following the meeting, the gather­ River had flooded a section near musical program. ’The speaker of No. 25 Orange street, vited. Mrs. Austin and the rest of ing will adjourn to the main floor Howell. Several rabbits were ma­ BIRTH CONTROL DATA this event will be James B. Thwlng A number, of farmers are harvest­ the social committee have planned of the Armory, where the various rooned on floating logs. ’The "hunt­ of Storrs College. Every man and ing their ice this week. While it is to make this a worthwhile social. exhibits will be inspected. ers” went out and caught 12, but, APRON and TOWEL SUPAT boy in the community is invited to not as thick as they might wish, yet Miss Laura K. Kingsbury who is when they bad them all in the boat, 9 Oak Place Phone 5370 South Manchester attend. on account of tne lateness of the a teacher at Essex Junction High the bunnies started bopping out into Hartford, Feb. 24.—(AP)—The Monday evening, February 29, the season they decided it was best to school is home for a week’s vaca­ HURT IN CRASH the river again. The final catch to­ Federation of Churches in Hartford Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist and get it now. tion. taled four rabbits. in annual meeting last night adopt­ Union Congregational churches will The fourth in the series of to­ Schools in town are all closed New Haven, Feb. 24.—(AP)— ed a resolution claiming "the right unite in a big Father and Son ban­ bacco meetings, arranged by the to­ this week. William Johnson, 28, suffered a pos­ of mankind to exercise intelligent quet at the M. E. church. Pitt F. bacco committee of the Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Lester Newman of sible skull fracture today when his supervision over the problem” of Parker of Boston, M us., will be the Coxmty Farm Bureau, will begin Hartford were guests Monday of automobile was in collision with a birth control. speaker. There will be other fea­ with a meeting at the South Wind­ Mrs. Sarah Newman. truck driven by Eugene Olsen of The resolution said that "birth tures and Francis Prichard will act sor town hall, Tuesday evening and Mr. rnd Mrs. Russell Martin and West Haven. Johnson was taken to control is merely one phase of the as toastmaster and Carl Goehiing as followed by a meeting at the Glas­ son were Simday guests at the a hospital where his name / was eugenic problem. Protestant faiths song leader. tonbury town office bulldlifg sister’s, Mrs. Everett Witty. placed on the danger list claim not only the right but a duty Damon Lodge To Meet Wednesday, Suffield town hall, to mankind to exercise intelligent Damon Lodge, iSilghts of Pythias, liiursday, West Wapping school, supervision over the prrV'-im. will meet in Castle hall. National Friday of next week, and with a "X X X X In our land where free Bank building, this evening at 8 meeting at Granby town hall, Tues­ speech and free education have o’clock. Edwin Lehrmltt, chancellor day, March 1, All the meetings been made the foundation of our commander, will preside. ’The 1‘ank will be held at 7:30 p. m. Allen W. “I FIND democracy, it is peculiarly false of Knight will be conferred on a Manchester, farm management at teaching that anyone should be de­ class of candidates. Twenty-five lege, will lead a discussion at each nied by statute, access tc any infor­ year jewels will also be presented. meeting on "How to Make Adjust­ HOFFMAN’S mation which he may desire.” Herbert O. Clough, superintendent ments to Present Conditions on Con­ of schools and Prelate of Damon necticut Outdoor Tobacco Farms.” Lodge, will give an address on Miss Doris M. Rockwell attended GARAGE MODEL DRIVER "George Washington,” followed by a the GreenReld ski meet on Sunday. and Service Station social hour and refreshments. ’The Evergreen Lodge of Masons Denver, Col.—You’ve got to hand Attended State Conference A. F. and A. M., No. 114, held an "AT THE CENTER” some kind of a medal to Thomas ’Three Rockville, bc^s chosen to open meeting at their Temple at ADVANCIO Hall, 41, for his Judgment in auto­ represent Tolland County at the East Windsor Hill, last Monday eve­ MPIUOIRATION mobile driving. He recently stagger­ Older Boys’ Council attended the an­ ning, with a speaker which was fol­ MODERNLY ed into police headquarters, threw nual meeting of the Council at the lowed by a social time. the keys of his car on the desk and beautiful recently opened Y. M. C. The Wapping Federated Workers EQUIPPED said: "Lock me up. I’ve been drink­ A. building at New Haven on Mon­ will ^ve a \ rked hash and waffle and ing and it isn’t safe for me to drive day. Two meetings are held each supi>er at the Parish House next a car.” He was lodged for the night year, one the last Saturday in Sep­ Friday evening, February 26. Sup­ EXPERTLY and let off without a fine. tember and the other on Washing­ per will be served, at 6:16. ton’s Birthday. The members from The Federated Sunday School will MANAGED” HARMFUL mOH HEELS Tolland County ore Hoyt W. Hay­ hold their regular sodal at the Parish House at 7:30 o’clock, Fri­ msn den, from Tolland, adult adviser; Depbndia>le London.—The high heels women Robert Eaton and Maurice Arnold day evening, ’The games will be wear on their shoes are, in addition from Stafford Springs; Leslie provided by Levi T. Dewey and his GeneraL Automotive to being harmful to thf - health, an Brookes, Donald McClain and Wil­ class of young men, and the refresh­ Repairing ever present danger to their lives. liam lyier, Jr., of Rockville. ments will be served by Mrs. Evelyn Lieut. Cot J. A. A. Pickard, secre­ To Honor Washington Carter and her class of young la­ Car Washing and tary of the "Safety First” Associa­ One of the biggest events in the dies. Polishing tion, reports that many more wom­ history of local Elkdom will be held Mr. and Mrs. John W. Watson left L et c o o k in g experts en were killed by falling downstairs on Thursday evening at the Elks last ’Tuesday to spend a few months Gas, OU, last year than men. This be ascribes Home. The regular meeting will with Mr. Watson’S aunt in Wood- Grease, etc. to the high heels. take place and a large class to be stock. SHOW YOU HOW FRIGIDAIRE FIREMAN Dais” Waterbury, Feb. 24.—(AP)— John J. Kelley, a member of the. fire department who shot himself Mon­ SAVES MONEY day died late yesterday. His service in the department was for 18 years and he was the first switchboard At the Cooking School you'll loom how operator. Prigidoiro tovoa monoy. . . how It parmlti SchRAFtfft lorgor food purehoioi on weekly bargain d o y i. . . how It koopa this' food fraih until •II *1oftevora" ore, lorvtd.. . how It quickly poyi for HiolT. CHOCOLATES Thon vlalt our ahowroom end aaa a com- ploto Prlgldolro domenatrotlon. 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MANCHESTER EVBNTKG HERALD, SOIOT iMANCHBSTBRrqO^^N.v JMi vT «..«* 'VM * V'-» Last 2 Days Of Herald Gwking School, ^ ' recent attack of grippe sufficiently llmantlc. The houie was burned to are .being :inade throughout the out thetr own proMems btfera to be able to go out of doors. Uie ground when they arrived. VETS START CAMPAIGN. country. national drive started, Oad that ANDOVER There was no insurance. "WatelrvlUe, Me., nnd Xenia, O., co-operating In' the natloswids TRIES TO MURDER COLUMBIA ' Mr. and Mrs. George ChampUn Mr. and Mrs.' Chester G. Bridge of are two towns that ^srtiaUy worked palgn." . and Mrs. H. W. Porter went to Tryon Smith of Hartford was a TO CREATE MANY JOBS Lebanon Wednesday evening last to Hazardvllle visited Mrs. Bridge’s Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hutchins of luncheon guest of his mother, Mrs. parents Rev. and Mrs. WsUace ^ attend an entertainment. POLITICAL LEADER Chestnut Hill had as their dinner Janet Smith, Thursday. Woodln, Sunday. Mrs. Woodln Is The Landscape Division of the guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George Owing to the small number of very much improved since her re­ New York, Feb. 24.— (AP) —A State Highway Dept., has been en­ members present at the Ladies cent iUness 6ut does not go out yet. communique from headquarters of Stanley, Miss Marlon Stanley, Miss gaged in trimming trees on the Benevolent Society meeting Thurs­ Lewis Phelps and Rev. Mr. the "war against depres^on" cam<» Fires Three Shots But Hits Vera Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Howard squth end of the Green. day afternoon the Washington birth­ Woodl,n attended the annual meet­ palgn stated today that public works Stanley and daughter Jean, all of The Columbia Christian £lndeavor day program was postponed \mtU ing and banquet of the Sons of the are being imdertaken by states, To Demonstrate New coimties and municipalities to help Andover, and Mrs. Fred Sweet of society were notified that the social later. Mrs. Ward Talbot was American Revolution in Greenwich, Woman Instead — PoDce hostess and served Ice cream nnd Monday. give jobs to a million* unemployed. Denver, Colo., who Is visiting at the which' was to have been held In Hebron Friday evening, to which cookies. Mrs. Viola Buttler of Hartiord ■ This assistance Is being ^ven. It Think Man Insane. home of her sister, Mrs. George several neighboring societies bad School closed Friday afternoon for was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Wil­ was said, at the instigation of the Greatly Simplified Way Stanley. been Invited, has been postponeo un­ the mId-wInter recess and wlU re­ liam Thompson over the week-end. coimtry’s 10300 posts of the Amer­ ican Legion, one of the organiza­ Mrs. Isabella Lane and Mrs. Isa­ til some time in March.' open next Monday. The scarlet fever quarantine was bella Yeomans of New Haven were Emery FeUows motored to Wor­ taken off the Samuels’ house Sun­ tions sponsoring the campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Isbell of New "Cities active In providing labor Salt Lake City, Feb. 24.— (AP)— guests Saturday at the home of Miss Haven are spending the week end cester, Mass., and spent the week­ day evening. in Home Baking A man giving hla name as Clifford Harriet Fuller. Mrs. Yeomans spent end with his brother Arthur. opportunities for their unemployed,” and Washington’s Birthday at the Mrs. Ward Talbot spent Friday Mark Bass of New York spent the the statement said, "include Hol­ M, Crapo fired three shots at Ernest the week end at Liberty Hill, Mrs. home of Mrs. Isbell’s parents, Mr. week-end in town the guest of Mr. Lane remaining In Columbia. with her sister, Mrs. G. Lewis Fish yoke, Col.; Golden, Col.; Union, N. Bamberger, busmess man and poli­ and Mrs. H. P. Collins. and Mrs. Thomas LeWls. Miss Frisble of Hartford spent of Benton street, Manchester. , Y.; Johnston City, N. Y.; Edinburg, tical leader, In front of the Tribune The town schools closed Friday Mrs. Ann Sheperd and two daugh­ Tex.; Peabody, Mass.; Dover, Del.; the day Monday at Overlook, the for a weeks’ vacation, they being on Miss Claire Andree building here today. home of Miss Katherine Ink. ters of New Haven spent the week­ HEARS NEWS IN HOSPITAL and Superior, Wis. State highway Bamberger was uninjured but one the eight weeks plan. The pupils at­ end wlto the former’s sister, Mrs. commissioners in western states Famous Cooking Authority Mrs. .Mary Williams has returned tending Windham High school are of the shots struck Miss Alice to Columbia after spending three Ralph Bass. bave^also expanded their activities and Lecturer to Show How Horan, a clerk in the Trlbune-Tele- also having the same welcome vaca­ Charles Wright spent the week­ New Britain, Feb. 24.— (A P) — to take on additional men. weeks in Stafford at the home of “ Kitchen-testing” -of ^ Flour ram business office, Inflicting a tion. end and Monday with his famUy re­ John V. McGrath, of this city, who "Churches, hospitals, mission S friends. At the Christian Endeavor meet­ turning to his work In New York was elected presideflt of the Con­ Makes Home Baking ‘Easier esb woimd. Fire caused by an overheated homes, and so forth, have gone In Crapo, 61 years old, was captured. ing Sunday evening the leader was Monday evening. necticut State branch bf the United heavily for repair nd copstructlon Than Ever Before. He told police he formerly lived in stove, destroyed a building and con­ Gustave Emericb. The subject was Roscoe Talbot was home from National Association of Postoffice tents on the property of Tom Cohen work. In Superior, Wis., for ex­ Berlin, Ohio, Baltimore and Atlantic "Desirable qualities in National New York over the week-end, re­ clerks yesterday at the convention ample, such work is being under­ City, N. J. A note found In his of Pine street, Thursday night. The Leaders. The guest speaker was turning to the city Monday after- in New Haven, received the news of taken by the Methodist dturcb, Ger­ If you want to know how to make pocket requested that In case of ac­ building was used for the storage George ChampUn. noon* the honor at the U. S. Veterans man Lutheran church, the Salva­ home baking easier than you’d cident, S. W. Todd, bf Albany, N. Y., of meat. The fire was discovered Wednesday evening at the Par­ Rev. Wallace I. Woodln and Mrs. hospital In Newington where he Is a tion Army Mission. St. Mary’s hos- ever believe possible— then we be notified. about midnight, and help called sonage there wlU be a Workers Erskin Hyde attended the Installa­ patient. He entered the hospital plt^, and the Moose Temple. Bamberger and his assailant were The wind was blowing away from tion of Rev. Andrew Bums Chalmers urge you to attend the De Bodi Conference. Plans for the spring about ten days ago preparatory to "Pledges for immediate ex­ School at the Masonic Temple. declared to have been acquaintances the other buildings on the place, in­ work will be discussed. All officers at the Congregational church In imdergoing an operation. penditures that will employ labor some 30 years ago when Bamberger cluding a new house recently built of all departments, all workers, WllUmantIc Friday. Mrs. Hyde went A t this time Miss Claire Andree was attending Williams college and by Mr. Cohen, or they would have official or volunteer are invited. as a'delegate from the Andover Con­ is to demonstrate how the Gold Crapo was a student at Amherst. caught fire too. gregational church. Medal "kitchen-tested” process of Crapo was registered at a local At the Simday session of the local Mrs. Kathle Chadwick of Ware­ flour milling simplifies home bak­ hotd. Simday school, the boys class had FLANE-LIKE SLED house Point spent the week-end ing. Bamberger’s Story charge of the opening exercises, un­ with her brother L. J. Merritt. EDMOND He was uncommunicative when der the direction of their teacher, New York.—Although the pres­ Miss Bessie Smith who is training taken to police headquarters. Hubert P. Collins. Westcott Rice ent winter hasn’t been any too good ac a nurse Ip the Hartford hospital, Process of r n rllMlWt Mias Claire Andree Bamberger said Crapo had first read the Scripture lesson, and for sled-riding, a manufacturer has spent the week-eud with her mother noted , cooking authority, now oon- Balled at his office here two weeks Carleton Hutchins read the prayer. placed on the market'a plane-sled. who Is housekeeping for Mr. Mer­ PERMANENT ducking famous cooking aohoo) at ■fo and discussed mining stocks he Francis Hutchins gave a po?m, The sled is built on a central nmner ritt had purchased years ago and on and has one wing. At each end of John Fowler of Hartford Is a Masonic Temple under ansploee of Frederick Hunt a talk on George the Manchester Evening Ber^d. which he claimed he had lost money. Washington, David Hunt/tcdd what the wing is a small nmner, similar guest of his nephew George Merritt. WAVING “He talked incoherently and at to pontoons on the wings of a sea­ Frank, Schatz’s farmhouse on the the time I felt he might be a little the class Is studying. The class sang "America,” and Jasper Woodward plane. The rider sits or lies on a Hebron-South Bolton road burned Whai **Kitchen-tested*' Means deranged,” Bamberger said. Saturday evening. Mr. Schatz’s Here is a wave with the hair and Frederick Hunt played a saxa- fiat board fixed on top of the main Gold Medal “ Kiichen-Usted” Flour Bamberger, was Republican nom­ family live in town, driving back phone duet. Next Sunday the class runner. Steering is done by tilting dressed in the newest Spring means .flour that has been tested in a inee for the Senate in opposiUon to on to the small runners on either and forth to the farm. Mr. Schatz United States Senator William R. of older ladies will lead in the open­ 'home oven, just like yours, for tmi- side of the wing. and his brother-in-law were in WU- mode... .a wave that lasts King four years ago. He Is a ing exercises. fom iiy of results, before it goes to you. former Republican National com­ The recent cold weather has again mitteeman from this state and presi­ raised the hopes of those desiring through wind, wear and Every batch tested for home baking of dent of the Bamberger Investment to harvest ice, and at present the Ice cakes, pies, pastries, breads, by a num­ and Exploration Company. is thicker than at any time this water for a surpris­ ber of experts directed by tte noted (•UMIBAinPI* winter, about 8 Inches In most Wasn Y It Awful cooking authority, Betty Crocker. DEATHS LAST NIGHT places. The lake Is In excellent con­ ingly long period. dition for skating, and several of At The Cooking School Today For the Great Kitchen Thrill, try thin 'Chicago.—Mrs. William R. CraW' the older boys of the tqwn skated Wkiut Mius.rat.1' way today. Get Gold Medal "KUchm- lord. Nationally known chow dog there Saturday afternoon and Sun­ the way that woman near us coughed all afternoon—it tested" Flour at any grocery store. fancier. day. New "Kitchen-tested" recipes are in­ Cincinnati.—^Nlcholis Dutle, 60, The plans for the State Aid road annoyed all around her—too bad she didn’t know about former official of the Ameritan Fed­ that SAN-TOX COUGH BALSAM and SAN-TOX NOW GIVEN FREE—15 N*w side the sack. jou to be built this spriag from Holmes Shampoo and Finger Gnatly Simplified “ Kitch«a>tMted” eration of Labor. bomer to the top of Utley Hill have Grippe Capsules, that I got at the MURPHY DRUG Reeipei for Food* Men lik e—^Ineide WASHBURN CROSBY COMPANY MartlnsvlUe, Ind.—Emmett F. been completed, and the Selectmen W ave $1.50 Every Seek. Branch, 57, who succeeded Warren STORE ON DEPOT SQUARE. Say, they cure a cold GENERAL M JuJ, INC., MinneepelU are now busy In getting right of overnight. And say weren’t her hands red, she T. McCray as governor of Indiana way of those property owners whose in 1924. land the new road cross. The should have used that VELVET LOTION that the lady St Louis.—The Rev. Dr. Henry Eyebrows Colored and road will not vary greatly from the was using in the COOKING CLASS. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Hartyn Tenney, 90, former trustee present layout, except to be Arched $1.25 of Oberlln College In Ohio and said straightened somewhat. Utley Hill That’s what we heard as we reviewed the crowd ’’KITCHEN-TESTED” by his family to have been the old­ est alumnus of Amherst College. has been quite a problem, and in coming from the Cooking School today. Facial and Manicure $1.75 THE BEST BAKERS USE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR FOR BREADS, Montabur, Germany. — Peter spite of the fact that a fill will be CAKES, PASTRIES. HAVE YOU TRIED THEM?. Schupp, 106, the "Methuselah” of used at the bottom, the grade will SAN-TOX remedies are sold in Manchester exclusive­ remain quite a steep one. It is ex­ Bumbach. ly by Vancouver, B. C.—Miss Kate pected that the work will be started Ryan, 66, the "Big Sister” of the early in the spring. THE WELDON .Miss Andree will feature the new Yukon gold rush. A benefit whist will be held at the Town Hall Friday evening of this The Murphy D r u g Co. BEAUTY SALON Gold Medal Special Cake Flour in her MELEAOE INCREASE week, in the form of a George Hotel Sheridan Building Auto travel was one thing ' the Washington party. Depot Square depression didn’t hit last year. Fig­ Mrs. Charles Stoltenfeldt of Man­ bakings. Dial 5009 for Appointment. ures show that the average motor­ chester Is a guest of her parents, Drugs, Kodaks, Stationery, Soda. ist drove 300 miles more during Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Lyman. 1931 than he did the previous year. Mr. Lyman has recovered from his Get the At 39 slie laughs at Bi Real Truth about

TWO - TO-ONE m can Leavening share the screen HERE’S nothing new about the faet of Rumford’s two- stars* secret' Tto-one leavening action. The real truth is that Rumford «lways leavened in the perfect two-to-one proportion. This ” Of course 1 am 39,” says Frances The » * icientidc aspect of Rumford’s leavening power is a matter of SCHOOL routine acceptance and has been f^m the very beginning. Starr, famous stage and screen star. Now-a-days, however, intelligent women are being bombarded under the sttiplc«« of *^ears matter so little nowa- * with the “ why” of this—the “wherefore” of that days if a woman knows how to M « * * “ **f. And we realize that here is a faet of unusual interest-a truth take care of her complexion. of real importance to busy housewives. So we have analyzed “ Every .actress knows that Lux $ this basic truth and women all over the country have been T(^et Soap will do wonders for quick t9 grasp its real significance in relation to their own hCT skhi/ 1 use it regularly.” busy schedules. They turn to Rumford and find they can save time by early P out of 10 Screen •“ * th . preparation of doughs for hot breads; they can rest easy about slamming the oven door or jarring movements while the cake Stars use it is baking; their bakings are perfectly leavened and retain Of the 613 important Hollywood their freshness. actxessM, including all stara, 605 In fact Rumfhidifl two-to-one leavening action produces perfect hqqrl^y aigree with this beautiful, confidence id'baking results. Listen to the interesting story of star ! ^ regularly do^ they use Rumford in the demonstrated lectures at the Cooking School this fragrant white soap to guard CM I complexion beauty, it has been albphosphatt made o ffic ia l in all the great film studios. Ito u will want.to try iti R U M l ^ p R D Bak in g l^ m i R ^Jhf.two'to-om.ledbenerI two-to-ont ledbener mm Lux Toilet

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A . P. News WLLBEDE In Day’s News % o. ■ « I BYSUPREMECOURT _ u s e ;d a t — Shanghai: Japanese planes drop bombs on Chinese troops in Kiang- wan but fail to rout natives from Govirnor M om y Endorses Washington: Mr. Joe Crall, a Eleveii Deciaons Handed village strongh id; Chinese return Congressman from California, In­ HERALD COOKING SCHOOL air attack, barely mis^pg Jap rnm- troduces more bills In the House Obtained from Our Stock Down By State Trilnnud; tary headquarters; Japimese rein­ Wheeler Measnre Bat Sees than anyone. Even he becomes a forcements repo^t^ to have been bit confused. Like yesterday. He landed at Woosung forts. bad a bill to reimburse a man In Four Cases In Error. Tokyo: Japacese war minister No Success Ahead For I t San Pedro |1,100 for window break­ MODERN AIDS says his troops will remain Ih age blamed on the firing of big gims Shanghai Chinese troops are at Fort McArthur. The bill had for the reached the fioor of the House when Hartford, Conn., Feb. 24.—(AP) cleared from International Settle­ Washington, Feb. 24.—(AP) — Modern Home ment area. someone recalled th4 same bill had —Compensation and personal Injury Senator \^eeler, (D., Mont)., to­ been passed last year. Paris: Tardieu Cabinet wins con­ day made public a letter from damage cases were dealt with in fidence vote In Chamber of Depu­ Mt. Washington, Mass.: The SEE eleven opinions given by the Su­ ties. Governor William H. Murray, of Brothers Wbitbeck, Esra and Irving preme Court of Errors this after­ London: Mounted police ride off Oklahoma, endorsing bis bill for the are neck and neck In the contest crowds of unemployed demonstra­ free coinage of silver while express­ for Selectman of this, the smallest DISPLAY noon. town In Massachusetts. On town tors beaded toward Houses of ing the fpar It will be defeated. at In four cases error was fotmd. ParUament. ^ meeting day, February 2, each got In the compensation award case London: Chamberlain announces After saying he saw no need for 16 votes. At a special town meeting of Walter Kowalski, the N. Y. N. H. com will be placed on free list of material change In the Wheeler yesterday they were still tied, 14 to MARLOW’S ft H. R. R., an appeal from a sup­ British Imports, exempting it from bill and would like to see It become 14. Another meeting will be held. plementary finding and general 10 per cent tariff. a law, Murray concluded: The Job pays |25 a year. Commissioner Kleiner of the Third Washington: Congressional con­ "Sooner or later whether we will Elvans^e, Ind.: When Jerry TODAY District, tried before ^udge Dicken­ ferees fall to agree on credit expan­ or not, we shsdl be obliged to adopt Malia of Richmond Hill, N. Y., son, In New Haven County, w m sion bill. bl-metalllsm or to coin much more bought a dozen eggs the other day Judgment dismissing the plaintiffs Washington: House prohibition­ silver than we are lOW doing, or the grocer assured him they were appeal and affirmative award, er­ ists block record vote on money lose that foreign trade so necessary fresh—but neglected to say when. ror WM found and cause remanded spent for wire tapping by Federal Just now to keep American labor Malia found*a name and address for direction. dry agents. employed. written on one of the eggs and Kowalski had been receiving com­ Durango, Col.: Sllverton’s 900 "It Is unnecessary for me to say wrote a letter asking what the egg- pensation for total disability imder residents, faced with prospect Of to you that when labor Is employed, writer knew about the egg’s fresh­ a voluntary agreement. At a later being snowbound for 45 days, ap­ labor is satisfied; but when not em­ ness. \ bearing the commissioner decided peal for food. ployed, they, like other people may The reply of G. T. T Tier of Kowalski had no organic Injury and Monticello, Ind.: Gov. Murray of arrive at erroneous conclusions, and Evansville (the egg-writer) was wat, able to work and Us compro- Okla., deleolares U. S. government’s seek vain and foolish things. In the that he bad Inscribed the egg in sation should run only to the time present policy will lead to war with hope of finding a cure for the eco- January, 1926. of the hearing. The defendant was Japan within 12 months. 'nomic difficulties to the future New York—Frank La Forge, the ordered-to pay a lump sum and cer­ Laredo, Tex.: Sergei M. Esen- safety of si^ety and government, pianist-composer, has a novel way tain doctor's bills. steln, Russian film producer, and as we now know It. of summoning ' Is secretary. All he The opinion held the record af­ two assistants denied re-entry to "I beg you to accept my sincere does Is .play toe Walkuere motif on strong bones and teeth, sound muscle and tissue, forded no basis upon which to con­ United States. wishes that you may succeed In the piano, and the secretary arrives. sider the varying claims and sent Hollywood: Will Hays says mo­ passing your bill, although I fear physical energy and mental alertness; all come out of the case back to the commissioner. tion picture Industry would not ob­ the forces who stand opposed will OITT DEATH RATES the milk bottle. Be sure your children drink plenty of Paul Itilebeault vs. Generr’ Out­ ject to Federal Inquiry proposed by defeat you.” Los Angeles, with S8.1 automo­ milk. In addition to that be sure that it is door Advertising Company, Incor­ Sen. Brookhart bile deaths for every 100,000 popu­ Bryant & Chapman’s Pasteurized Milk porated et als., an Appeal from m Louisville: Dempsey wins news­ Japan Insists that the Shanghai lation, led toe rest of toe country award by the commissioner of Uie paper decision over Frankie Wine. problem Is entirely different from in that respect during 1'931. Chi­ Fifth District, tried before Judge Springfield, Mass.: New York the Manchurian. One would judge cago, with 28.6, was second, fol­ Jennings, in New Haven county Yankees buy Springfield Eastern lowed by Cleveland, with 23.9, St. with Judgment dismissing the ap­ that to be true. Just from the fight­ Featured this week at The Herald Cooking and • League club. ing. louls, $0.1, and Detroit, 18.4. peal and affirming the award for Hamilton, Bermuda: Strained Home Making School. toe plaintiff from which the defend­ wrist forces Sidney B. Wood out of ants appealed, error found and Bermuda tennis championships. cause remanded. ^all River, Mass.—Six girl em- Capitol (Eaty Coal Company,_^vs. ploiyes of the Sally Middy Blouse William Greenberg, et al., action to Company overcojhe by gas that es­ The new low prices on the silverware that arlow c Bryant & Chapman Cp. recover purchase price of coal de­ caped from a leaking fiue on- a gas Local Headquarters. livered to the defendants, tried In boiler. Miss Andree will call to your attention at M FOR VALUES ^ Hartford Common ’’leai Court with Nashua, N. H.—Police to accept 49 HoU St., Tel. 7697, South Manchester Judgment of $150, appeal by the 10 per cent wage cut retroactive the Cooking School, makes an attractive plaintiffs, error found and cause re­ to FebruEury 1. gift either in single pieces or cjiests. manded. Boston—Ice coated fishing vessels • \ Klementy Zenuk ys. David John come In with exhausted crews eind son, action to recover damages for tales of. hieartbreaking struggles Injuries claimed to hhVe been caused against cold and ice. I ’he pattern is of a very pleasing design. by negligent operation of an auto­ Lowell, Mass.—School committee You, too, can witness this mobile, tried before Judge Peasley votes to close evening schools and Jury in Hartford County with March 10, one month, before the Single pieces from $ L 0 0 and up verdict and Judgment for the de­ usual date, because of the city’s fendant, error found and new trial straitened finances. Amazing Demmstratian ordered. Lowell, Mass.—d ty agrees to re­ 29 Richard H. Ldggett et. al., vs. The duce the valuation of the Merrimack Chests of pieces at $ 1 2 .2 5 and up Torrington Building Company, an Msmufacturing Company’s Lowell ::::0.s>:ys-5[>:v ^ ^ ^ i ^ ||. ^ I g property In 1930 and 1931 by $2,600,- V > award of arbitrators on a building / ' 1 contract in favor of the contractor 000. and against the owners, appeal by Bath, Me.—^The 165-foot Coast the owners, no error. The opinion Guard patrol boat, Hermes, the said the claim of the appellant that fifth of seven to be constructed here, The Dewey-Richm an Co. = the arbitrators showed bias and cor­ is launched. r V Springfield, Mass.—Sale of the - p p i p i i ruption because the case was de­ Jewelers, Stationers, Silversmiths SO ' cided against him required no dis­ Springfield Baseball Club of the Eastern League to the New York cussion. Americans is announced. Mary Sachonik vs. Hope A. Bart­ s ' -.V* lett, action to recover damages for J H personal injuries alleged due to de­ fendants’ negligence, tried before Judge Foster in Hartford County, judgment for the defendant, no error. Edith B. Richardson, vs. City of New Haven et al., appeal from a finding of Commissioner Kleiner, of the Third District, tried before Judge Dickenson, ir New Haven county, judgment dismissing the ap­ X R s s s ^ % "C s peal and affirming the award, no error. Raymond I. Leete, vs. Griswold Post. No. 79, American Legion, et Manchester Herald al.. action to recover dam&ges for expert personal injuries allegedly due to defendants’ negligence, tried before Qaire Andree Judge Inglis in New Haven County, (of tile De Roth Home-maltac with judgment for the named de­ .School) fendant and the Connecticut Tire win give another demonatiatioa .et Service Inc., and appeal by both de­ K fendants, no error. The Masonic Temple Joseph Korzon, vs. John J. Mc­ Tomorrow and Friday Cabe, et al, at action to recover damages for personal Injuries al­ a t 2 p .m . leged to have been caused by negli­ ee clothes gence of the defendants, tried in City Court at N.w Britain, judg­ Cabinet, $31.60 ment against the defendant Aiudl, and appeal by him, no ertc . The Tables, $6.75 plaintiff aged 10, fell over a stone Ladder-stool, $5.00 washed dazzling white block left in rear o? his parents’ 9x12 Quaker Rug, home. The McCabes, John and Rose, $8.96 are owners of the property. The finding did not show any claim of Electric Cleaner, contributory negligence on the part $29.76 this safe, thrifty way—without scrubbing of the McCabes. Margaret King vs. Thomas L. Haynes, et al, action to recover HEN the curtain goes up on this watching clothes soak snbwy^ jfotlttt damages for personal injuries al­ W unique demonstratipp, will you in these remarkalble^’no^OTk’’suds. leged to have been cau ■ id by the de­ / hi thm l fendants’ negligence, tried before No scruhl>in|^/i^#f«/.' Noboiling. Judge Foster in New Lqpdon Coun­ Famous Homo-making Export When the famous heune-mdfing ex­ Colne and see witltyour own eyes how ty, verdict and judgment for the CLAIRE ANDREE pert shows how to save time and work Rinso suds loosen dirt and'simplify the plaintiff, no error, Miss Andree uses says: on washdajr—will you bs irt.tbtuudhm^ wI)ole process o f’wsshdayl ’ William J. Ghent, Admr. vs. Burr T 7E diKovered by laboratory E. Stevens, et al., action to recover VV tests that Rinso Maks out Don’t misa this chance to see how . You*U marvel to see damages for death of plaintiff’s de­ dirt and spots with very little rub­ white clothes are washed mowy, with- su ch su ^ l: cedent claimed to have been caused up-to-date bing . . . washes snowy-white out scrubbing or bbilingr^jioW colored by negligent operation of an auto­ vrf^ut boiling. S^ves clothes and One of the most toteimfifi^ thinn yon mobile, tried before Judge Jennings thin n are washed brighter■ghi than ever. •parei hands, too. See m yourself, right beforeorcv( you on the will see at this dononstration is toe dif­ in Middlesex county, verdict and **As a result, we urge women ference between Rinso suds and ordinary judgment for defendants, no error. kitchen equipment to trust even their finest cottons }latform,. » • ...... how new methods nave revo­ and linens to its care. W e alM luilutionized washday—hpw modern suds. You never sa'w.such thick, ctean^s lively, lustihi suds as Rinlo gives—twice WOMEN TO RUN CITY ' \ advise it for all household clean­ women get sweet, gleaming washes ing. Rinso is m great work-saver without a bit of hard work. . as much, cupforcup,asfromtooKlightr u d iti rich suds make it very w e^ht, pufied-up aoapsi Aurora, HI., Feb. 24.—(AP)— Let economical. . the women do the work. / at the Herald Cooking Schgol **We tested it in wuhibg ma­ Millions now laugh And Rinso is safe for toe finest cottons That’s Just what they’re going to and linens. The maker$^ of 40 Iduliog do In Aurora Feb. 29. chines alM, and are not surprised .at washday As long as it’s leap year It was - s . that makers of 40 leading washers washers recofilmaid it. Used for tub recommend Rinso! ” If there’s a washboard or boiler still in washing, Kioto actually/^jr the Clothes decided to have a woman mayor, a You can’t do up-to-the-minutc cooking and baking in an old woman police chief, women traffic DIMTH HOm-VAKUS’ SC100L9 use in your home, aUtht.mort rtason wby . . . for they don’t neM to be Icrubbcd cops, female city commissioners, fashioned kitchen. That’s why Miss Andrm uses modern Claire Andree you shouid'stt this dtmnstration! threadbare. and a woman fire marshal—^for the kitchen furnishings from Watkins Brothers at the Herald For millions of women have given ujp Come and see the demonsnration I/«d^ . one day only. The firemen agreed to stay on the Cooking School. See the Hoosier kitchen cabinet and washboards and boilers for go<^. Mil­ for y^ ttlf . Comic early and get a good Job and rescue any of them from stool, the porcelain top tables, the Quaker Felt rug and the lions of women np^j^ow the joy of sett.’ any fires, If necessary. It’s an Idea of the Chamber of' Royal.Electric Cleaner... .all from Watkins Brothers/,, Conunerce. The women will be run­ and modestly priced.1 ^ ning the local paper and the'street cars too—under supervision of regu­ lar erewi.

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ttDfUlfbtd fATViAA to boyhood ASd SoeuUflg, UCENSES SUSPENDED COVNai HOWKS Tbo nootlsf Ad^ruod with tbf Soout BtOAdiotlott Afld Tap§, Tbo A list of operators whose licensee bixt Court of Honor win bt bold At to drire automobiles In Conneetteut 29 DOT SCOVRTroop 4 of S t IfA f/f EpiseopAl bare been suspended for one year Half and Half Dresses / eburob, Tuesdoy evontuf, Moreb 29. Tbo following AWArds were niAdei because of a eonrletion for driving lUflflAld BAnisley, Troop 4, wood* while under the influence of iiouor are in the epring CArvlM, flreineflfhip Aud Art; Her­ WAS given out today at the State Jamei W. Lewif Made Life bert CNlmAo, Troop 3, flrst elAss; Motor Vehicle Department as a part apotlight. Uie a Cutler IMe, Trow 0, leAthercrAft; of tbe effort to reduce this blgbw&y Simsliine . * menace, Tbe department stAtement print for the top Scout — Kemietb Ledie Arthur Jobneon, Troop 0, first elAss, advised people to notify tbe depart­ »d loAtbererAft; Col- ment or tne police in casi, they and a plain color Troop 3, first elAss; should see any of these drivers Get! Hie Eagle Badge. . John Johnson, Trom 0, flrst /^ass operating motor vebicles, for the built-up And dries; JAmes W, Lewis, Troop 01, Atbletles; Lester MAClntosb, Bridgeport, Cbas, L, Cordon, l,- 403 Park avenue. Bristol, (ho. B, skirt to achieve vitamin-D Tbi ItffMt Court of Honor of Troop 1, first elAss; Jemes S, Neill, Jr„ Troop 4, flremAnsbip, leAtber- JCeating, 330 Main street, (Sroton, S9S2 w u bold At tiio foutb Mitbo> Clifford E, Oraham, Poquonoe double qhic. Firet A ft eburob lAit ttlfbt by AfAsoboi* erAft; Teddy Nelson, Troop 3, swim­ ming And bAndiereft; RlcbArd Bridge, Hamden, Patsy Sandolfl, 14 take advantage of tor Oouboll, Boy ieouto of AmoH' Nieboli, Troop 0, music And atbls* Arch street, Hartford, Wilbur B. now in OA, wboo twooty-flloo AWArdo woro tics; Olson, Troop 3, public Anger, 01 Harbison Ave,, Cbas. B. su r fUAdo. fooludliif A Ufo Seout bAdfo bsAltb end pAtbflnding; williAm Chappell, 79*81 Homestead Ave., to JAmof W< Lowlo of Boa feout SinnAflion, Troop 4, flrsmAnsbip; Dwigiit E, Gray, 1080 Main street, Mbip No, 01, AQd A ItAr Scout bAdfO And Herbert Weber, Troop 4, wood* Theodore Kusnick, 203 Hillside Ave,, to Cutlor HaIo of Troop 0, Konnetb cArving And flremAoship, Alexander LaPointe, 074 Broad Loflie of Troop 3 wao prosontod with street, Fred Nordfors, 4 Pavillion tbO NAflO Scout bAdfC AWAfdCd At street, the last Court, tbo prooofltation bo* Milford, Hartwell G. Pimentel, lof nuulo by Scoutmootor Otorge 261 E. Broadway, New Britain, Ed­ / ward B. Bogdankki, 476 Farmington Bond Bread of HArtford. Percent ScoutmAOtor fUy Mercor of Troop Ave. New Haven, Jdhn Rames, 201 6 cAllod tbo fflootiflf to order, and Dlxwell Ave. Norwich, Frank J. the Scouts ropeatod tbo Scout Oath Bronejko, 207 Boswell Ave. Willi- Afld Plodfod Aneflaoco to the Flag, mantle, Raymond Laferriere, 8 Tay­ The meotlaf wao then turned over I congratulate labor on its new lor Court, New York City, Joseph helps build strong bones to the Court of Honor, Edoon champion in this country. Senator A. Whyland, 1789 First Ave. Brook­ On all Remnants of Bailey, chairman of the Court, spoke Bingham of Connecticut. lyn, N. Y., Ole Moe, 588 61st street briefly on the value of merit badge —Senator George W. Norris of Ne­ work outside of Scouting, He point* braska. Plain Color ed out the Importancv It may play CONFESSES MURDER. in aiding the boys to choose a voca* Our powerful neighbors ' to tbe Dress Silks and sound teeth” tlon. Los Angeles, Feb. 24.—(AP)— south caused and brought on this Without display of emotion James Following the Court, a short play depression. It is their duty to end A. Reed, bootlegger, told police to­ “Coming Clean,” coached by Scout i t day how he had beaten to death All This Week Executive Joseph Dean, was pre­ —Senators Raoul Dandurand of Mrs. Anne Terrell, 40, and burled says sented. The play gave a cross sec­ Montreal, Canada. her body under the floor of the tion of life at any Scout camp. In garage at a residence ^ e two had A dress length of the scenes the Scouts saw bow All I want to say a t this time is occupied. Cheney Silks will “Drowsle, (Frank Sheldon of Troop that the plan we are working on "I just don’t know why I did it,” be one of the 6), “Speed” (Stanley Wisinski of will be 100 per cent perfect before he said. “We had an argument Miss Claire Andree Troop 9), “Mr. Bailey” (Allen Clark we spring it. about bootlegging and I hit her over awards at the of Troop 8), “Annie," (Billy MlUer —Colonel Frank Knox, head of the the head with an iron bar.” Herald Cooking of Troop 3), “Dick Marshall,” (Ted­ anti-hoarding campaign. The body of Mrs. Terrell, a for­ at the Manchester dy Nelson of Troop 8), “Uncle mer resident of Minneapolis, Minn., School this week. Nick”, (Fred Jorl^e of Troop 8), I have no fear for the future of was found yesterday. Reed, 43, "Izzy Able” (Anthony D1 Clantls of the railroads. was arrested six hours later In Herald Troop 9), and “Stoggie,” ((Charles —F. E. Williamson, president of the Santa Monica. Wagner of Troop 9) meet the vari­ New York Central. ous problems that arise in a Scout Camp; how Dick Marshall is in­ VOLCANO ERUPTS Cheney Hall Salesroom Cooking School fluenced by the upright llviilg of one America needc Herbert Hoover REMNANTS AND IMPERFECT GOODS of bis tent mates and confesses a again aa president. Tokyo, ,Feb. 24.—(AP)— The theft to 'lome Clean. —State Senator Joseph G. Wolber volcano Asama near Karulzawa, Hartford Road, South Manchester, Conn. Scoutmaster Joseph stressed the of New Jersey. northwest of Tokyo, went Into vio­ Importance of being prepared before lent eruption this morning, for the attempting to pass any of the Scout I have not declared and I shall third time this month, scattering tests. It will be remembered that not declare for any presidential ashes and stones over a wide area, Scoutmaster Joseph was the reci­ candidate. setting fire to nearby forests and pient of the Silver Beaver Award, —Jouett Shouse, chairman, Demo­ damaging a few houses In the near­ presented in recognition of dis- cratic executive committee. by villages. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS

Take A Suggestion From E veryone is better off with a steady and ample supply of sunshine vitamin-D every day. This is es­ Miss Andree pecially true of children. Vitamin-D helps build De Both Cooking and Home-Making Lecturer straight, strong, bones and sound teeth. It is a scarce vitamin, essential as it is, but it can now be had at every meal in a convenient, pleasant, and inexpensive DO Your cooking in a way, through home-ltke Bond Bread. , INSULATED , AT NO EXTRA COST One to two slices of Bond Bread at each meal provides NEW Glen wood RANGE the extra vitamin-D required for normal nutrition. And this sunshine vitamin-D Bond Bread has the same delicious flavor, the'same home-like texture—insured by stopping the rising at flavor-peak—that make Bond MisB Claire Andree Bread the choice of more than a million housewives every day. ^ ENTER BOND BREAD $35,000 CONTEST First Prise, |10,000. . . . 10,000 other prizes for beet toiweri to seven or eight simple quei- doBi ibout sunshine vitamin-D. Contest Book gives ill facts to help you win .... oontuni all rules, and your entry blank, OIT CONTIST^BOOK FRII PROM This New Invention YOUR OROCIR This Latest Automatic Gleuwood Generd Baking Company Brings Entirely New Cooking Freedom lights The Gas and In addition to the new “mechanical cook“ that lights Shuts It Off For You snnalilne vitamin-D and shuts off the gas this New Glenwood is equipped with This new ‘‘mechanical cook/’ takes off your hands all the care and worry oven heat control, oven insulation and “Insta“ flame light­ of watching your joven cooking. Set ing, an innovation that banishes the qse of matches for­ Its hands to the time you want your cooking to start and stop. It lights ever. These ranges come in all the latest color aombina- the gas and shuts it off at the correct tions. times—automatically. Th^M anchester Cras

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IB a tnak. B i tbia took bm homo and Mid M vir to till you. BRINGS SELF TROUBLE MRS. MOONEY a r r iv e s Got Rid of BediM MRS. JUDD THRMTENS "flaturday a. m. bi eiRid'mi aad told mo Z hiul bittir git you to taki BY ASKING POUCE AID Hew York, Feb. 34.—(AP)—Mri. oari of my band and to tako thou Mary Mooniy, known ai "Motbir" ‘>1 Mooniy to tlwM who for yfari bavi bodlM to Loi AimilM and to m iit Hartford, Feb. 34.— (AF) — ,T0 NAME ACCOMPUCE him at 2039 Hortb lioottd that iv i- bun trying to bring ab be itood looking at tbe ligbt. JU aooompllci in thi killingi. Wetbiriflild itate prlion for two o£ LliUtinant River brldgi b in . der of Mri, LI Roi, with puniibment picked lammy (Miai lamuelaon) iari, Hi bai a polici ricord in Hi dlMppaarid under tbe ioe. fixed at death, ii to be lentenced to­ upi carried ber to Anne’i bed. Sraw York itati. Tbe man, father of four children A formation of 19 U. 0. Army WOI pulling eplkee on tbe bridge ae WHEATIES day at Phoenix, if Judge Howard C. "— — laid for me to olean Grimbirg woi bound ovir to the Speakman overrulei a motion for a tbingi up a little and that be would planii attained an altltudi of 28,- April term of tbe Superior Criminal a member of a New Haven railroad new trial. take care of tbingi, get aome one 000 . fMt, wtaiota la believed to be Court for trial in connection with section gang. Witnesses believed be | Wheaties The name of the purported ac- to take the bodiei out to tbe deiert tbe record for formation altitude the burglaries here in 1938, after lost his balance. State police were flying. tbe ten day lentence ii eroied. called to grapple for tbe body. Special Thursday!

NEW ENGLAND DRESSED FRESH PORK Ig . p k g s . is being demonstrated at the Manchester Herald Cooking School 2 3 I T h e new. delicious healthTbuilding 'whole wheat flakes with a magic Recommended by Miss An­ "something" that makes child^ Mrs. New England dree at The Herald Cook­ goiorthem . ing School and sold at READY TO EAT Coffee Hale’s Self-Serve. Sole! it is e feet— T R Y WHEATIES—YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DIO Gold Medal Combination 1 LARGE PACKAGE CAKE FLOUR GOLD MEDAL |(44-oimce size). ■J) 8 O’clock 1 SMALL PACKAGE CAKE FLOUR Used d«ity by mert people then «ny g t f ^ (ZO-omice size). other eeffee In ^ world . , , now T ^ FLOUR bag 7 5 - 'I yotf opportunity to try iti ■ ■ J f lo all for 2 S c Ah Accepted by Committee on Food, ‘Wtchen-teeted" Floar. Faeked In S4<4- American Medical Association. poond bags. Red Circle 23^ A ll Items on display at The Herald Cooldng rich end Ul bodied Revor • > • youll lit it! School this week. that ON SALE THURSDAY, 4 TO 9 O’CLOCK Bokar»27‘ 1 largre package RINSO ALL flevor.ti^ tint Iteep Us rich eromel Half Pound...... 14c 1 large package LUX FOR Regular 46c valne. We sold 1,272 packages of Binso daring our S-day Afiflversi6y Sole. Wh offer this great special tomorrow only from 4 to 9 o’clock so that women vHio attend the cook­ PORK DRESSED IN NEW ENGLAND IS ing school may take advantage of this saving. THE COFFEE YOU.UKE B E ST -/X THE BEST '*!( is known as 'N EW E N G L A N D DRESSED MISS ANDREE IS FEATURING THESE ITEMS AT 'THE COOKING. SCHOOLt FRESH PORK’ because it is cut from selected FRESHEST Silver Lane Sweet Beecfannt corn-fed porkers brought on alive from the Mixed Pickles, qt...... 33c Chili Sauce ______Ig. 27c tender, delicately flavored end very nutritious. (S5c regular price). (29c r^;nlar price). grain belt, dressed here under U. S. Govern­ You can easily Teste the Difference." Heinz Pure Sunbeam Bokar Coffee is used exclusively in the Herald ment inspection, end delivered to dealers Tomato Ketchup ______Ig. 21c C herries...... 2 bottles 25c Cooking School. When buying Perk, be sure to identify H by the within 24 hours after cutting. (28c regular low price). (5-ounoe size. 15o regular price). brend-NEW ENGLAND DRESSED FRESH PORK '^Thetis why N EW E N G L A N D DRESSED Snnbeam Puritan —on the beck of the loin. It will pey you to be particu- Pepitolives...... 2 bottles 25c FRESH PORK is elwevs FRESHEST, why it is ler beeeute "Nothing Takes the Place of FRESHEST." Marshmallows...... lb. 21c (6-ounce size. 15c regular price). (Regular at 2Sc). HALE’S OWN DEMONS'TRATION SALE! A : Identi fy FRESHEST by th i ? brand B r ig h t w q o d 100% PURE PORK Pair of Aces I NEW ENGLAND DRESSED FRESH PORK SAUSAGE PATTIES COLUMBIA SOUPS Folk to be at its very best must be FRBSHEST. That is why in many hemes where Perk has not Nothing takes the place of 1 5 c lb. 6 cans 49c Prepared for the “ Self-Serve” by a very That will been e popular meet NEW ENGLAND Two demonstrators at the store all reputable manufacturer who wUl not permit week.’ The same sonp'h, being draaonstrated DRESSED FRESH PORK is now served fre- FRESHEST 08 to use his name at this low price. Gnar- at The HenUd Cooking School. Choice of help 1 0 Ouently. if you will try NEW ENGLAND anteed 100% pore pork sausage patties made tomato-vegetable, pepper pot, tomato, chicken, DRESSED. FRESH PORK once, you too, will from New England dressed pork. Come In for celery, vegetable, green pea and others. a sample! ______make a llcieut M jey it often. g r a n d Write for the free MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS Booklet of Recipes MAYFAIR SALTED NUTS ...... lb. 19c BED BAG COFFEE ...... I .pound ITe -4- (Fresl^stock. Half ponnd 10c). (Freeh ground or in bean). slam a t t1 Reasons for Using—Sf Ways to Serve—' >tEW ENGLAND DRESSED FRESH PORK, ORANDMOTHEIVS MARMALADE .. .2 Jars 29c SUNBEAM FREE RUNNING SALT— (Pdre-tested and approved at Westfield, Mass...... 2 cartons ISo. any (it will help you prepare many appetizing meals. Pound Jars). YORK STATE PEA BEANS^...... 0 pounds 8a AVLON’S OLD-FASmON SYRUP, 2 pt. Jars 25c ASTER BRAND LIMA BEANS ...... 2 cans 25e Party. PANTRY TABLE CREAM ...... 2 cans 25o (No. 2 can). / Springfield Provision Co. PANTRY WHIPPINO CREAM ...... 2 cans S5c NAVY BRAND BARTLETT PEABS, 2 cans S7o Springfield, Mass. ■■TASTE TH E D IFFER EN C E REPUBLIC CUT REFUGEE BEANS .. .can lOo (No. 2 can. Perfectly matched halves). (No. 2 size. Green beans). vSUNBEAM ROLLED OATS ...... t cartons S8e SEIDNER’S FARMER GIRL CUT BEANS ...... can 10c (8Vz-pound cartons—pure food rolled oats). (Golden wax beans. No. 2 size). T h i^ 1 1-4-pound cartons, 19c. WHrraJ MEAT TUNA ...... 2 cans 89c MAJES'nC SILK TISSUE ...... 4 for 21c lAYONNAISE-POTATO SALAD NEW ENGLAND DRESSED'FRESH PORK (Solid white meat. ‘*Better-tium-chloken’’ ). (1,000 sheet rolls). The Highest Quality You Can Buy. % LARGE FLORIDA , SUNKIST Featured at The Herald Cooking School This Week. GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES OTTO SEIDNER, Inc. V f o r 2 3 0 2 3 ® d o z e n Westerly, R. L Scud with Juice and a real treat. Good size. Fancy Table Fmlt!. No. ISO Florida Fresh, Crisp Oranges ...... dozen 43c Soup Bunches...... bunch 8c Faiwy, large—and ehnok foil of Julo^I

Largo Szo ^ Fresh Bandies MORE HONORS' FRODUCTS USED BY Cucumbers, each...... 10c R adishes...... bunch 5c FOR MOHR’S MISS CLAIRE ANDREE 1 bunch Carrots, 1 bunch at Fancy Pears ...... 5c each / Beets . . . o • roToTor* At* • o ..... 17c M iss Claire Andree, conduo^N The Herald CooUag (F t^ stock). (Sound and M dlow). ing a cooking school in the Msk SolKNd sonic Temple, selected Mohr*! rUBMlSHED ON SALE THURSDAY, 4 TO 9 O’CLOCK Bakery to furnish all bakery goods, other than bread. Classes again tomorrow and Friday at The Adtuitic Coast Fisheries Corp. CUBE STEAK 2 p. m. Again tdhiorrowr from 4 to 9 dclodz, we offer the popnlar CUBE STEAKS i t So pnoh. lA st F^odaced At Grottm, Connecticat. week wo-offered them at this low price and sold over 1, Phono 3537 Pleasant Way of Seirring Fish. Wo arc sorry that we ndverttsed haddock at 6o In Tuesday’s advertlsrai»it so error and shobld not have boon, advertised. ^ - ....DBIJVERYTO YOURDOORI / MANCHESTER DEALER H. M. JUUL, Phone 6058 .. . . ' -jni ■ .■ ■ . .. . • V -...i. ta'».-• ■m" : t - x i v. liiiflraifcKiin' ■rt!. ^ ’ "A '"Mww- .i.yi O'.' ^f•‘'™ ^ ^ - • ^ •' •* /'• ..V. -■' ■ •X;'^.*'-- \. ■•■' '■ ■'- » • .^ ■ . , ^ ■ ■ ■'.- ;V.-W

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g;15_Singln’ Sam. 6:13—^Musical aock. WTIC PROGRAMS 8:80—^The Dictators. 6:14—^Temperature. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM 8:45—Colonel Stoopnagle and 6:15—Orchestra. Travelers Broadoasttiig Servioe Bud. 6:80—Watchmen. 9:00—Organist and Quartet. 6:46—^Topics in Brief — Lowell H artford, C obb. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 (Eastern Standard Time) 9:30—Crime Club. Dramatiza­ Thomas. 60.000 W., 1060 B. G., 282.8 BL tion of Edgar WaUace Mystery. 7:00—Time; Amos *n* Andy. P. ]£. unleai Indicated* ProKrams and station lists subject to change. 9:30—Crime Club—Also wfbl wkbw 10:00—Guest Artist; Male Quar­ 7:15—^Toy Town Trio. (By The Aaeooiated Preet) 7:30—Harry Michaels, pianist. wean wdre wnac wcau wjas wmal wcao Wednesday, February 24. tet and Freddie Rich’s Orchestra. 484.3— W E A F -N B C — 660 wade whk wkrc wxyz wspd cfrb 10:15—Adventures in Health, Dr. 7:45—“Believe It or Not” Ripley. -Mountaineer.—weat 10:00—Personalities—Also woko wfbl (Eastern Standard llm e.i wkbw wean wdre waab wcau wjas Herman N. Bundeson. 8:00—Sponsored Program. Stebbine Boye — Aleo wUc weel 8:15—Sponsorde Program. iw wtag wceh wfbr wfl yna w fy wmal wcao wado whk wkro wcah wbt W T IO -1060 k. c.—282.8 m. 10:30—Music That Satisfies. -uen wcae irtani wwj weal wptf wjax wxyz wspd 10:45—Street Singer. 8:45— Sponsored Program. COO—To Be Announced—wear 10:15—Dr. Bundesen—Also woko wfbl 9:00—Adventures o f Sherlock aw — Uanin Orch. — Aleo w U r weel wkbw wean wdro waab wcau wjas P. M. 11:00—Enrlc Madriguera’s Or- wmal wcao wade whk wkro wxyz wspd Holmes. JFjar wcsh wilt wfbr wro wgy when 4:00—Sunset Hour — Christiaan chestra. attain weal cfcf . 10:30—Shllkret Orch.—Also woko wfbl 11:15—Howard Barlow _ and . the 10:30—Hollywood Nights. 7;*0—Alice Joy—Also wtag weel wjar whec wkbw wlbz we>« wdro waab wore Kriens, director. 10:45—Hoofers. wceh wfbr wrc wgry when wtam wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao 4:27—Program Summary. Ctolumhla Symphony Orchestra. weal wrva wptf wle wwno wjax wlod wtar wmbg wdbj wado whk wkro wcah 11:00—’Time; Weather; Tempera­ 4:30—"Lenin”—Dr. Curtis 11:30—Don Redmen’s Orches 7 :4b—Ooldberge—Also wgy when wcae wbt wblg wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxyz M. ture; Sports Review. wtam wwJ wsal wepd Geer. tra. 1:00—Bio Time—Aleo weel wJar wceh 10:45—Street Singer—^Also woko wfbl 11:14—^Musical (31ock. wfbr wlTt wro wry when wtam wwj wheo wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wore 4:45—Janet (^oper, soprano, and 11:15—Musical Greetings to Arc­ They Need Clean Clothes weal _ . ^ wpg wlp-wfan whp wjas wlbw wmal Mary (Dohane, pianist. tic and sub-Arctic. ••SO—touea’a Band — Also wtle wtag wcao wtar wdbj wade wbt wblg wtoo 5:00—Carqvan, Desert Romance. WBZ-WBZA weel wjar wceh wilt wfbr wrc wgy wqam wdbo wdae cfrb when wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wwnc 11:00—Madriguera’s Orch.—Also wlbz 5:15—"Skippy.” wla wjax wlod wfla W6&n wdre 5:30—^Elvia Abrams, pianist. FALLS DOWN SHAFT 0:00—Old Counaellor—Also wtag weel 11:15—Barlow Symphony—Also woko 5:45— “Mother Goose” — Bessie Wednesday, F^ruary 24. wjar wcsh wilt wfbr wrc wgy when whec wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab wore (Eiastem Standard Time.) New Haven, Feb. 24.— (AP)— —And Lots Of Them! wcae wtam wwj weal ckgw wrva wjax wpB wcau whp wlbw wcao wtar wdbj Lfllian Taft. Maurice Davidson, 57, was found in 0:30—Shllkret Conoert—Also wtio wtag wado wcah wkbn wbt wtoc wqam wdae 6:00—Serenading Strings—CHirls- a critical condition early today at weel wjar wcsh wfbr wilt wrc w ^ wxyz wspd cfrb P . M . wben wdae wtam wwj weal wwno wle 11:30—Redman Orch.-Also woke tlaan Kriens, director. the bottom of the elevator shaft of wjax wlod wfla wkbw wlbz wdro waab woro wpg wcau 6:15—Dance Orchestra. 4:00—Tea Dance. 4:15— "National Affairs” — David his State street printing plant. 10:00 — Radio Interview — Also wtag whp wlbw wcao wtar wdbj wade wkro 6:30—Bulletins. OfficialA expressed the opinion be weel wjar wcsh wilt wfbr wre wgy wcah wkbn wbt wtoo wqam wdae wxyz 6:32—“Vocal Trio. Ij&Wr6IlC6e The Modern Mother wbm wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wwno 12:00—Duehin Oreh.—Also woko wfbl 4:20—^The Business World Today. fell down the shaft some ,tiipe last wle wjax wlod wfla wkbw wean wnac wcau whp wlbw 6:45—Stebbins Boys. night. A search was made of the 10:80 — Artlete Program — Also wUg wmal wkrc wkbn wspd • 7:00—Dental Talk—Charles A. 4:30—Stock Exchange Quotations. wjar wceh wfbr wrc wgy wben Wcae 12:30 a. m.—Krueger Orch.—Also woko 4 :45—Orchestra. plant following his failure to return wtam wwj ckgw cfcf wwnc wfbl wkbw wean wnao wcau wlbw Mullineaux, D. D. S. home from work. 11:00—Nellie Revell — Also wjar wceh wmal wkrc wkbn wspd 7:15—New England Troubadours 5:15—^Mouth. Health. Who Has One Of wrc wgy wtam 1:00—Dance Hour—Also wean wnao 5:30—Agricultural Markets. Firemen lowered a ladder down 11;1B—Jeeee C rew foe^A leo weel wrc —^Norman L. 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" '■• . ■ ''••<.’.i' ‘ ■'. ■ I ''<■■ ■ '. ■ ■■■"' PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, i m imo-n-dnncQ 5 ) 0 i o ^ w j o p n CLfiiiTOn Roberts \£>aft • Br N£4 S£RVIC£.INC, beg your pardon.” of the key in the door, Molly ap­ fellow of about twenty and he was' What more can life offer? . LY ROSSITER, her elder aloter, peared, a cold duck sandwich in her —w o i rrWaC m' A'PRioolu* not exactly in rags, either, but his lumberjack was shabby, his stout Two days later we met him in a MYRA, and her yonng brotlier, hand. She offered half to Ellen, an *'^0 YOlI I r tu w '’T^rnv''ANp *ni«. 'fi’oy o«» coast town. He had been arrested MIKE. . offer which was refused, then fHa «4ou$\U"— sm —— eiX" brogans rusty and, his corduroys .. ci.»vtt?acr worn. Over his shoulder was slung At Dreamland ahe meeta and falla perched herself on the arm of a ^W ai-r a fMN utK tioui, - i,ar Meu In love with handaome LARRY II * ; The others all got fifteen days but chair to demand an accoimt of the ir sw>uo«r--s>o Six feet six If an inch, a thatch IL® '/®® morning and mak- HARROWGATE, an artlat. Later drive. Vou wotrr ihe leama he la engaged to ELIZA­ TftL 'WDlN'T—r of bright red hair, a clear clean' ‘“® “O®**®* BETH BOWES, a debutante. She la Ellen flung off her bat. 'Tm too skin, and bumlnjg blue eyes that wl^&t did he talk about this tired to talk,” she said, moving to­ were the frankest, bravest eyes I j time? The Jail! He’d forgotten the heart-broken but continaes to go ward the bedroom. "Nothing hap­ about ^ t h him. have ever seen, I think. And his ■ eighteen stories up in STEVEN BARCLAY, 67 and El- pened except that Mr. Barclay asked voice! "I beg your pardon!” B hall, f building, he told us delighted- len’i employer, becomes deeply in me to marry him—" I ever forget it? Or his smile or ‘y* He had gotten up at daybreak terested in her. Ellen quarrels with "Oh, Ellen! You call that noth­ his perfect teeth? to see the sun rise out of the ocean. her mother, refusing to break a ing I” He had a small camera. He was The view had been so thrilling he date with Larry to accept one from "And I refused him," Ellen stated taking a picture of a lake and palms was still ecstatic, describing the Barclay. MRS. BONDY, a store with serene flnallty. and aseleas in bloom and we had small islands along the coast. fi;o8Hlp, tolls scandalous stories of Molly’s face was almost comic in stepped imwittingly directly in his Now he has gone, God bless him, Barriay’s attentions to EUen.. The its abrupt transition from delight —-^«oo« rtx 'peA«^ way. and shall we ever see him again? to complete dismay. iq;lrl determines to see him no more. avt«y i tAink o r —lasftc MOW— Wa Getting bis "snap,” he turned to Yes, I feel so, for he will make his Without Ellen’s knowledge, Molly "Ellen, you didn’t!” '’IbiNT o r TRi^ 1 'pouffi.a apologize and again I was caught name and some day the world will' Invites Barclay to dinner, borrowing "I did. And furthermore in the TKPftcrty IOI.MWO- 'p iC L ^ ,pioi?eaR—'IDorrf Relieve Vou Got* -fila-Point m* ftiu/ by his manner and his voice. A re­ hear of him, I am sure. money to make the apartment more morning I’m leaving Barclay's for gal fellow this, with the culture and Out of all this comes a lesson. attractive and to buy expensive another Job.” tone quality of a thoroug ibred. How Money and clothes do not make food. Ellen Is furious but when Bar­ marry one you thought you loved?” ing,” he barked. "Your mother’s put quickly it shows through the poor­ capital for our children. The cor­ clay arrives she is compeUed to She was very tired. To have re­ Ellen asked suddenly. me off with excuses long enough. If est of casings. rect and well-chosen words of this greet him In a friendly way. Molly fused Steven had been hard enough "Oh, I don’t know, Ellen.” you’ve got the money to buy a par Gradually we got his story. He wajrfarer, his perfect and unmis­ is delighted when Barclay gives in itself. How could she bear a re­ "The funny thing is I don’t really cel of new furniture and a lot of was working his way, or tramping takable manners, his alert kindness Mike a much desired bicycle. capitulation of that refusal? How know where I am,” Ellen went on fancy grub, if you’ve got money to it, to Mexico where he is going to and keen appi;aciation of beauty la te r Ellen and Barclay go driv­ could she bear to meet Molly’s hys­ in a puzzled way. "My feelings entertain folks who have limousines HEALTH work in the new excavations for labeled him instantly the gentleman. ing and he asks her to marry him. terical reproaches? But Mqlly re­ whirl around like a shuttlecock. you’ve got enough to pay your rent.” Inca and Mayan ruins and study That is the finest legacy we can be­ mained unexpectedly calm. There’d be no problem at all if I “You shall have your money im­ history as he digs it—an archae- queath to any child. NOW GO ON W”*’H THE STORY CURE OF INGROWING ^ed ends, which will not lacerate the "If you don’t feel that you love didn’t like Steven, but I do! I can’t mediately,” Ellen announced, won­ TOENAILS EASY—JUST skin or do much damage if the scis­ CHAPTER XIX him,” she sald,qul(‘Jy, "you did the decide whether I’m being mercenary dering as she spoke if there were Ellen brushed aside all coquetry FOLLOW THESE RULES sors slips. In order to cause the right thing.” and grasping or—” enough in the apartment to satisfy middle of the nail to catch up with and pretense as she told Steven how The desperate move on which “You’re not that. You know his claim. BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN the comers, he suggests cutting a proud he had made her. She tried Molly had risked everything was you’re not! Don’t even Imagine such She left him standing the door. Editor, Journal of the American to make him underscand how much shallow “v” or “u” in the center of SISTER MARY'S successful. Ellen’s surprise mas­ things!” Myra in the bedroom bad Just suc­ Medical Association, and of the nail. This slows the growth at she liked him, at the same time ex­ ceeded in rousing ?.Iolly and Mike. plaining that she did not love him. tered her fatigue. “But if he didn’t have any Hygeia, the Health the side of the nail and takes the "Mother! Then you do think Tm money— "There’s no fire,” Ellen said. "It’s Magazine. pressure off the comers. She was more successful than she Just Mr. Famum suddenly troubled had hoped to be.. She should, of right?” “That’s extremely foolish of you,” As dressing for an ingrown nail, KITCHEN at 6 in the morning about his rent course, have explained that she “Of course, my darling,” said Mol­ Myra interrupted sharply. “I’m not The feet are among the most it is merely necessary to have a ly, as she relinquished her sandwich taking sides in this but I won’t have We’ll have to pay him immediately." abused portions of the human body, piece of surgically clean gauze, to Quick Serving Is Important to |> Serve AT ONCE. If a souffle is was already hopelessly in love with “He’ll wait,” declared Molly, re­ Larry Harrowgate. Emd came toward her daughter. you imagining that you’re some­ and are probably responsible for wear stockings thick enough to af­ Success of Souffle— I allowed to stand even a short time’ She drew Ellen into her arms, lieved and promptly sleepy again. ford protection, and shoes loose Pride, backed by a desire to hurt thing you’re not. You’re every bit about as much agony as human be­ j after removing from the oven it will him as little as possible, forbade murmuring that now she was no as good as Steven Barclay. What if “I talked to him daj before yester­ enough to prevent pressure, but not BY SISTER MARY ' fall. longer a little girl and must, decide he does have money? You’re beau­ day—on Saturday. I explained how ings can sustain. so loose as to cause rubbing. that. hard-up we are. Let me see him. ^ Fruit and custard souffles make Because she had not told him her own problems. She was so calm tiful. You’re sweet and good. You’re Fashion takes no account of If this procedure is followed re­ fashionable and delicate desserts, Steven felt he had yet a chance to and reasonable that Ellen was re­ well-bom—” Where’s that kimona?” foot comfort or foot health. Mod­ peatedly the ingrown toenail gradu­ whUe souffle | while those made with cheese, assured. Strangely enough she felt “You sound like a novel of the “I’m afraid it will be useless to em shoes, particularly for women, ally becomes normal and proper hy­ win her. He fancied that he had see him now,” Ellen stopped her. most mysterious to ! minced meat, flaked fish and vege- frightened her by being premature, her own attitude veeftng. She be­ ’80s,” Ellen broke in with a rueful bring about extraordinary malfor­ giene thereeifter will keep it in that ® I table puree are excellent for lunch- by rushing his suit. Ellen was to gan to wonder if she had been un­ little laugh. “He’s heard about our party last mations. Hiking crazes cause large condition. ^®^ simple rules | eon or supper main dishes. • blame for that. All unconsciously, wise, to wonder If Larry were not “Just the same, it’s true,” per­ night. I’ve no doubt he knows numbers of people to undertake long lead the way to a perfect souffle: i * she had hardened his determination the illusion and Steven the reality. sisted Myra. every item on the menu.” walks with poor equipment. Motor The mixing is of prime Impor- i Chocolate Souffle to make her his wife, “I like him,” she said wearily, “D’you know, I wasn’t sure “’That’s the trouble with living in cars keep most people from walking tance. Whites and yolks of eggs Two tablespoons butter, 2 table- The girl was pleased and grate­ "but I Just don’t love him. You’ve whether I was going to say ‘yes’ or a place like this,” Myra observed enough to give the feet even ade­ PRIMITIVE ESKIMOS must be beaten separately, the yolks spoons flour, 1 cup milk, 2 squares ful that he had made her refusal so no'idea how hard it was for me to ‘no’ until I did,” Ellen said, staring I fretfully, pounding her pillow into quate exercise. with a rotary beater until thick and , Wtter chocolate, 6 tablespoons gran- • easy. refuse him!” out at the winking electric sign plumpness. “Everybody talks so When a foot which has ^been lemon colored and t,.e whites on a elated sugar, 2 tablespoons hot wa- "Will you do me one favor?” he “I know I didn’t imderstand in across the street. “We won’t be living here long if largely neglected from the point of platter with a wire whisk until stiff. ^ teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon the first place,” Molly said, feeling "You’d know what you were go­ we can’t get the rent together. Mr. view of hygiene develops a compli­ FOUND BY WOMAN Be“ sure to carefully “fold” the vanilla, 4 eggs. ‘T’ll be so glad to.” her way, "but I do now. You must ing to say, wouldn’t you. If it had Famum looks in a mood to carry cation like ingrowing toenails, the whites into yolk mixture. The fluffy Melt butter, and stir In . flour, .i “Then call me Steven.” make your own decision—I cem’t do been Larry Harrowgate?” our furniture down to the street per­ owner of that foot is in for an ex­ consistency of the finished souffle Slowly add milk, stirring constant­ "Steven,” she said obediently, it for you. You’ll have to live with Ellen’s face turned scarlet. sonally. Just how much money have ceedingly painful time. WELFARE WORKERS depends upon this “folding” which ly. Cook And stir until mlxtura flushing, "Steven, Ste^wn—it sounds the man you marry, not I. I'd have “He hasn’t asked me,” she an­ we any way?” The large toenail is the one usual­ prevents the breaking of the air boils. Melt chocolate over hot wa­ odd for me to be saying that.” been pleased for msmy, many reas­ swered, her cheeks continuing to “I borrowed $2D0 on the Insur­ ly concerned in the ingrowing pro­ bubbles in the egg whites. ter, add sugar and hot water and "It sounds rather nice to me,” he ons if you’d decided for Mr. Barclay flame. “I haven’t a reason in the ance. There should be lots left. My Long, slow baking is also one of stir until smooth. Add to first mix­ pocketbook’s on the bureau.” cedure. Almost everyone thinks Anchorage, Alaska.—(AP) — An amended boyishly. —^he would be so good to you.” world to imagine he will when he’s himself competent to advise on the the secrets of souffle making. Of ture and add yolks of eggs beaten They parted as friends. Ellen "I know.” engaged to another girl.” Molly went to sleep again. When Eskimo tribe, which still lives In course the size of the baking dish until thick and lemon colored.' Beat thu pocketbook was opened it ap­ handling of ingrown toenails. would have, preferred that they "It would have been so much “Has he—ever said anything that Therefore, as Dr. Harold Dodd the “stone 4ge” and with a “cul­ must be considered, but forty to i until cool. Add salt to whites of should see each other no more, but easier for all of us,” Molly sighed. might suggest he meant to tell you peared that she had been unduly op­ fifty minutes in an average oven eggs and beat until stiff. Add va- • | timistic. She had managed the day points out, the^ patient usually has ture" more primitive than" even the such a suggestion was impossible Ellen began to feel selfish. She about that?” tried all sorts of poultices, antisep­ should be allowed for baking. Three nilla to cooked, mixture and fold in just as it was equally impossible to could not know,, as Molly herself “No, he hasn’t,” Dllen admitted before to do away with over $160. natives on St. Lawrence island. Be hundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit is whites of eggs. Turn into a but- Ellen could not hide her consterna­ tics, and ointments on his toe before ring Sea, has been discovered by speak to him of the gossip at the scarcely, knew, -hat her mother was in a low, strained voice. “That’s coming to the physician. the correct temperature. tered baking dish and bake forty- store. The inference would be too lajrlng a'deep and subtle trap. When what makes me—well it doesn’t tion. How were she and Myra to Miss Marjory B. Major. When flrni to the touch or when five minutes In a moderate *bven. bring the vitally necessary Insur­ When he finally does come, the plain. The one step to protect her Ellen went into the bedroom, she make me hate him but it makes me nail and the toe will be found red Miss Major, a nurse and specialist a sharp knife Inserted in the center Serve with whipped cream sweet- from this gossip would be so obvl- was unsure of herself and her wis­ think I should. Oh, why can’t men ance to date again? But the pres­ in child health and welfare of the of the souffle comes out clean, th e ! cned and flavored with vanilla or a ent problem was the rent. and swollen, with pus not infre­ oua dom. be more fair?” quently exuding from under the nail. medical service of the bureau of souffle is done. 1 drop of oil of peppermint, y As she said good night Ellen de­ Myra was in bed with a book on There was no answer to that ques­ By emptying her pocketbook and Indian affairs, said she encountered Myra’s they succeeded in piecing Not infrequently the infection is termined that in the morning she her knees. She looked up and smiled tion. Both girls knew it. Presently brought about by the practice of the tribe in southwestern Alaska would resign her position at the a welcome but she had determined Ellen murmured a good night and together the $60. It left them ex­ while on a “mission of mercy” to the day with her on the sixth, which actly $12 for the week’s food and clipping ■ the toenails with a sharp store and seek another. In this man­ to let Ellen alone and not ask ques­ slipped off to her own bed. Myra scissors that is seldom sterilized be­ infiuenza-stricken natives. is her day off. ner she would obviate the possibili­ tions. dropped her book to the floor and carfare. fore use. Accompanied by Dr. W. A. Bor­ RUSSIAN WOMEN The census reveale "I mean I want my rent and I 000 were registered. One of the duties of Japanese s| By Annebelle Worthington The nurse described the Tlkchiks circle, in slender figures, youth and vim. shone on the big old-fashioned bed want It now,” he said In a loud as a hale and hearty tribe. Induetry Drawe Women beauty parlor employee is td clean Go do what these folks did. Ask your with one grave-eyed glr' against the voice. the ears of their women customers. Can you imagine anything more Their skin garments were sewed With women already comprising druBgist for Marmola. Read the book in pillows and the other at her feet. "Come in and stop shouting,” she with fibre. Their flint knives had more than one-third of all industrial the Dox. You will know then why and "Do you think it would be very answered shortly. "Have the kind­ full of springtime charm than this model ? bone handles, and their dishes were workers in the Soviet Union, more how Marmola makes folks thin and wrong to marry a man you liked ness to wait until I dress.” of wood, Mies Major reported. and more constantly ■ are being er.rr^r; •. Don’t wait longer—start today, because you—because you couldn't "I’H'have the kindness to do noth- It gives you a chance to combine a plain crepe with a print. And If drawn into factories and manufac­ you choose navy blue and combine it turing plants by the state's efforts with a vivid cherry red and white to abolish what It terms "domestic print It’s adorable. g lo r if yin g drudgery.” Should you feel that you prefer it It Is estimated that 68 laundries of all plain crepe, then top it with a now operating in Moscow do the lighter blue ehade. YOURSELF work formerly done by 41,000 house­ The wrapped closure effect, adds wives. a sportive air. “Factory kitchens,” Immense t^pi^eniatiw Style No.. 2746, may be had in| Be^6re the war a heavy head of cookeries where thousands of meals sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 86 -and I hair was a sign of beauty. are prepared dally, communal din­ w ill call on you 88 Inches bust. Women, with faces that might ing rooms and day nurseries are Size 16 requires 2% yards 86-lnch easily stop a clock, would boast other institutions which rapidly are with 1 yard 85-lnch contrasting. that their hair came below their being multiplied to make It easier with vabtaile Our new Spring Fashion Maga­ knees, that there was so much of for women to leave the home and zine is out! Every page from cover It that they bad to braid it tight get Jobs. coupons €md to cover ie in color. to keep It inside a hat, and so on. Nurseries Extend Wortc Beautiful styles covering the com­ The bob cured most of such vaip Meanwhile, some day nurseries plete range for the woman, mles, boasts. But you still do see some operated in conjunction with fac­ child and the atout, articles showing women who flaunt a mop of hair tories, are extending their work to what hats will be worn, hairdressing as if it were beauty personified. the night-time as well. One young FREE} hints, afternoon wbar, sub - deb If you have an eye on styles, you mother employed on a lathe during frocks etc., etc. know that the thing today is a good the day is taking a course in tech- AND ADVANCE SPRING STYLES It points the way to better dress bead line, a smart; sleek silhouette. nlcarinstruction at night and may f LUXi? and will help you economize. It Is not the amount, or the length, be considered typical of the new wo­ niUY MM You can save $10 in patterns, ma­ or the color of your hair which man worker. terials, etc., by rpendlng 10 cents for counts really, but the way you make She leaves her baby five days and SPRING this book. So we hope you will send it beautify you. CLEARANCE NEW SPRING If you admit to yourself that you five nights in the factory nursery, your order today. where she can see him at stated lux OF MILLINERY are a little flat-headed, side-view, hours, and takes him home to spend New Straws in brimmed Just write your name and address go to an excellent barber, point out STYLES clearly on any piece of paper. Order your defecta to him (he probably DRESSES or brimless models, some These dresses are the one book. Enclose 10 cents in has seen them already but won’t with posy trimmings. A Spring favorites and are stamps or coin and mail your order mention them, being a good bar­ This group of dresses is shape for every head. priced especiaHy for this to Fashion Department. ber). Let him thin your hair so made up of our regular that it will be thick where your advanced showing. Manchester Herald head is flat and thin below it, and $3.95 to $7.95 values. Come you will come away thinking every­ '1.00, *1.49 Pattern Service body has been mistaken in your in­ y ^ » Y A O ! E I early for a good selection at And Up. Q r i • For a Herald Pattern of the tellect, that in truth you have a fine SH IPS DECK CLEARANCE OF FELTS model illustrated send TOc in head! Enjoy thaee bentifal* daya Ugh above tba e ta i^ or coin directly to Fash­ If your hair makes you too wide ASLOWM ocean atop Colton Manor. Ravel in t ^ aalty Values To $1.95 ion Bureau. Manchest^ Evening headed, have the sides thinned out tang of tbia ftoah saa air whura eem|daxiona $1.95 $4.95 and $6.95 Herald, Fifth Avenue and 28tb a little. There is no more artistic ^3o: g^ow and appatitaa growl j Street, New 7or’.r City. work done ^ a y than correct hair INCUIOINR IflSAU 39c thinning. It Isri’t puUed'Out by the 2746 roots. Don’t get worried. It merely t.:. Prloe 1& Oeots is cut. right apd-shingled here and oltoiiM aiiQ ir there to give, jmu the head contour One fl/i*ennesf Hotels N am e...... Be sure to fill‘ in the size of the that you crave. •V m tO O lU N R _ In Atlantic City patterp. . . . New spring hats tilt this way and T H B O e S A N THE SMART SHOP Addresa •••••,•-••••••••••• •••• Come 6 r the weA-end or May aa leog ei'y

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Manchester evening herald, south bianchester, conn^ Wednesday, February 24, m 2. REC AND GUARDS AGREE Manchester-Rockville AS BASEBALL WARRIQRS GATHER First Battle On Rec Floor Play At Armory Tonight Thursday Of Next Week HERE’S WHY THURSDAY Qarkemen Make Final Ap­ much better If tbe two teama bad Gnards Agree To P h ; 60-40; Remsinder of Series To Be bean able to agree definitely on tbe pearance On Home Court NIGHT WAS SELECTED ■eriei tbe first time tbe managers engaged in conference but eueb a Some persons may wonder Staged At Armory; Teams Staod Pat On Lineups; peaceful session seldom occure< Hope To Avenge 23-21 why Thursday night has been among Manchester atbletio organi­ selected for the opening of the zations. Some day two teams are Coyle and Ahem Favored As Referee^ Start At 9;30 going to agree rlgbt off the bat and Victory Rockville Scored town basketball cbamplonsblp scries next week In view of the they will profit accordingly, bqt that fact that no home games bavs So Store Help Can Attend; Dancing Extended Until 1 day is yet to come. In Opening Game. been played un that day all eea- Tbe outcome of tbe present bas­ •on. Well, here's the reaeon: ketball argument may prove most Monday wae regarded ae too OlCieck. beneficial in iVlping out tble black Rockvlllt tad MaocheiUr pit their early In the week. Tuesday mark on local sports. Had the lerles been played on some other bifh ichool baeketball Utm i tgainet night tbers ire two other at­ tractions In town, one being a unnatural basis. It might have had each other tonight at the local card party at the Maeonh Tem­ Cheer up basketball fans, don't lose your enthusiasm, for a bad effect on series to be played lo armory in what will be the final ap* ple, the other a Swedish con- the town series is cominf I The Rec and Guards agreed last other years to come. It is becom­ pearance of the Mancheeter team concert. Wedneeday marks ths night. ing more and more apparent eacn year that teams are unwise to on ite home court tbii eeaeon. opening of the auto show at the After several weeks of unnecessary wrangling in typical armory. Thursday night there waste time debating over money; Only two more regular scheduled Manchester sport fashion, the two organizations have finally de­ that It is far better to play 60-40 ames remain on the local slate, one is nothing else except a contin­ uation of the auto snow. Friday cided to play on the customary 60-40 basis. than to pass the time away in argu­ f riday night at Middletown and the mentation. other a week from Friday at Willl- night the Rec gym li not avail­ The first game will be played next week Thursday night at mantlc, The first ,ame with Rock­ able owing to a church night the School street Rec gym and the final two contests at the Interest Revives. ville opened Manchester's season program. Saturday night the State armory the next two weeks. Manchester’s basketball interest Flotilla orcbeetra plays at the and the locals were defeated for the The Rec gym was selected for th e »- ...... has dropped considerably during the Masonic Temple. Sunday bas­ first time in history by Rockville, first game without tbe toes of coin past few weeks probably largely due the score being 28 to 21. ketball is not allowed. ers submitted by each manager fol­ Consequently, Thursday ap­ because tbe armq le booked for low s: to tbe failure of the two teams to Manchester Is expected to scalp |7 peared tne best nlgbt and a late EUglble Players strike an agreement, but now that Rockville tonight because tb« /e d tbe auto show most of next week. start will be made In considera­ Recreation Center: Captain Farr, they have, it is expected to come ftwif white pupils of Coach Wilfred Thie left no other way out except tion of tbe store help. Tommy Faulkner, Bobby Sturgeon, back with a bang. It has been J. Clarke have Improved Immeasur­ to wait a week longer and owing to Elmo MantelU, Johnny Boyle, Jim many long years since two such ap- ably since the start of the s e ^ the lateneea of tbe eeaeon, tble wae Cotter, Coach Waterman, Billy pareutly evenly matched teams as deemed Inadvleabre. Consequently Dowd and Manager Gorman- the Rec and Guards have met (or a vlUe, 1 National Guards: (Japtaln Gus­ rapid GUARDS PUYING town basketb^l title. The series tbe first game will be at tbe Rec tafson, Ty Holland, Johnny 'Hemey, is a "natural” anyway it Is viewed slon. and tbe second and third (if neces­ Hank McCann, Jason Chapman, and should attract record crowds. From this slump, tbs darkemen sary) at he armory, Howard Turkingtoo. Harold Matt­ The dates'of the series games, made a truly remarkable recovery DIEASTHARIFORD son, Ernie Dowd, Huck McHale and other th«»« tbe opening tussle, are to win from all the other teams In Bneklejr Selected A skirmishing party of Chicago Cubs under Manager Roger Homeby launched tbe first overt act of Johnny Hedltmd. tentative, depending on whether or the league, e^lp Wllllmantlc and The receipts of the entire series Officials In Charge almost take the measure of both the 1982 baseball season tbe other day when they sailed Into tbe Pacific to take Catalina Island, spring will be placeci In the hands of Wal­ not the complete Rec lineup is avail- Meriden and Bristol to whom they training base of tbe Cubs. Here are several members of the party: above, left to right, front row—Pat Ma­ ter J. Buckley of tbe Manchester Final selection of tbe officials was able for tbe two successive Friaa3rB, Match 1 and March 18. Water­ lest decisively early In the season. Local Speedsters Hope To lone, exhibiting bis best picture taking face; Zack Taylor, Manager Hornsby and D. M. Renton, general man­ Trust Company who will have sole tabled tmtil tbe next meeting to be man and Cotter, Rec players, ate ager of tbe Island, Below, left to right, Billie Herman, Sherwood MacKenzle, Harry Taylor, Vince Barton charge of paying all expenses after held Saturday afternoon but both When Manchester first played and Stanley Hack on tbe deck of the Avalon. managers favored Bill Coyle of also members of tbe S t Mary’s wbo RockvlUe on Dec. 4, Smiatrito Md ! Sipre Series Witk SL which tbe net profits will be split are in the Hartford dty titular ser­ sixty percent to the winning team Wallingford and Danny Abeam of Kerr were not In the red and white Middletown. Whether or not these ies and if the Saints are not booked linw> This Is ezpecfied to make a and forty percent to the losing.' men are booked for the dates in on the Friday nights In question, Mg difference In tonight’s skirmish. Hhry’s Wbo Lead 2-1. The decision to play the series question is another matter which these are the dales for the conclu­ Roekvllle’s Mg threat Is Captain starting next week was reached at will have to bc learned. sion of the M'tDchester series. Other­ Tyler but he gets considerable as- BOWLING Olympics for McCluskey a meeting of the National Guard Tom StOYqe, sports editor of The wise tbe second or third gan.es may alstanee from a lad named Cbrlsto- Tbe National Guards go "ovqr the team at the armory last nlgbt when have to he played oh a Wednesday. fak. Reedy, a colored chap, will also BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB this organisation decided to drop Herald, was selected as official scor­ top" on the East Hartford sector er to handle tbe work unaided and Manager Neill of the Guards has no bear watching. Seem Much More Certain its guarantee proposition and play tonight oad hope to rout the St the timers named are Eddie Segar desire to meet the Rec team when Manchester will present Its League Standing on the 60-4Q percentage basis which two of its best players are absent ■trongest front and hopes to have Mary’s who have been offering such Points for the Rec and Sammy Smith for Is customary In many Important the Guards. N either team wUl play realizing that such would detract amch a more a a v a w VM successw W W Inm m m routlc^ • w w ■ ■ — ^ the - ■ —■ stubborn opposition to Manchester Ireland ...... 16 Joe McCluskey’s feat in setting a; ^worsted in 9 minutes 46 4-5 seconds, __ M_____4fe«e« sporting events. any other home games during the greatly from the credit for a victory. visitors from the Wlndv dty than England ...... 18 a sensational effort that wiped out attacks during tbe past two months. new world record in the two-mile Managers Meet series. Tbe Guards noake their the Japanese are having chasing S c o t la n d ...... 11 tbe standard o f 9:55 2-5 set by Ehno Store Employees. Three times tbe two foes have steeplechase definitely places him Tbe Red bad already annoimced final pre-series appearance Friday theIfBV VttUUVW Cbuiese View out V* of Klangwan. The w W ales ...... 8 Purje, of Finland, in tbe Garden in met on tbe floor of basketball bat­ among tbe contenders for Olympic publicly its willingness to play on night against the Baltimore Orioles And so, for the present, only the gseoDd tf**" will play In the pre­ High For the Night 1929, such a basis so the Guards’ consent first game date, next Thursday, re­ liminary tussle but there will be no tle and twice the Saints have sub­ honors, tbe New York Herald Trib­ at the Armory. dued the local attack. The Guards Brennan—317. I "Though be is tbe intercollegiate automatically cleared the way for a Tbe Guards .oigbt have agreed to mains positive. In view of this dandng after the game because Taggart—815. une states. McCluskey’s goal In the Indoor and outdoor two-mile cham­ series. The managers of the two coming on a night when the stores gcbool Is in session the following won a 82 to 81 skirmish in East Olympics Is‘the 3,000 meter steeple­ play 60-40 previously bad not some Hartford but were repulsed here Daoust—318. pion on the flat, McCluskey’s Olym­ teams, Jimmy Neill of the Guards are open, the managers decided to chase which is about a mile longer pic aim is the 3,000-meter steeple­ of tbe members felt that it would day. twice by scores of 28 to 26 and 82 McLogan—311. and Jimmy Gorman of the Rec, delay their program an hour. Two than Monday night’s run In New chase and for two years, In which subject them to ridicule to accept to 29. Holmes—805. were immediately Invited Into con­ the Rec’s terms. However, when girls teams will play a preliminary McCullough—304. York, The New York paper says in be has twice won the national out- starting at 8 o’clock and the series These three scores alone show part: ference with the Herald sports edi­ assured by neutral interested par­ ' door steeplechase title, he has battle wlU start at 9:30 with the bow evenly matched the two teams "America regained another world tor and all other major issues were ties that they were doing no more SPMNGFIEU) CUIB England (8) moved swiftly Into the class of the settled without difficulty. teams taking he floor fifteen mih- are and Indicates another tbrillisg indoor record from the Finns when Finns. His race ast night finally than the right thing in playing on court duel this evening. The Guards M c D o w e ll...... 92 89 95—276 The eligibility question was such a percentage basis, they saw utes earlier fo r practice. 'ThlA w ill yoimg Joe McCluskey, captain of placed him definitely among Olym­ give the store employees and shop­ have won their last three games W. Shields ..... 87 . 97 81—265 Fordham and idol of Garden fans, hurdled without difficulty. The matters in a different Ught. Con­ J. Sinnamon ... 85 95 91—271 pic contenders. He ran his first mile pers plenty of time to get to the NEW TAIKEE FARMand hope to continue along waning shattered the two-mile steeplechuise In 4:55 2-5 and came with a rush managers agreed that with the ex­ sequently they deserve commenda­ 1) P. McLagan ...110 100 ' 101—311 ception of George Stavnitsky and scene of battle. Dancing will lines tonight and thue square tbe mark by 8 3-5 seconds with a through the second mile, driving tion for makrng a town title series St Mary’s series at two victories Ray Holst, anyone who has played possible. extended imtil 1 o’clock so that the smashing triumph In this, his speci­ I hard through the last three laps dancing lovers will not be deprived for each side. Soolland (1) alty. The black-haired Maroon ace with either team this season is eligi­ Some Sweet Day. I while the crowd cheered Ihlm all the of their enjoyment. New Yorkers Now Have In­ Tbe game tonight will be played 374 381 368 1123 promised a record in this race and ■ way. Jackie Ryan, of Manhattan, ble to compete. The lists of play­ Naturally it would have been at St Mary’s Hall which is In the P. D a o u s t ...... 101 108 104—313 went out from the crack of the gim I placed second, 100 yards behind Mc- heart of East Hartford’s business T. Brennan .... 80 82 87—^249 to make good on his promise. Never , Cluskey, with Harry Werbln, of the terest h Fonr Minor Lea- center. Both teams will use their J. Copeland .... 83 S3 99— 265 headed in the Journey over hurdles, i MUlrose, and Sam Grodman, of N, regular lineups. The game tonight J. McMenemy . .103 106 80—289 and fences. McCluskey snapped the I Y. U., lapped by the winner. wU also serve as a brushup for the ; f i e Chbs In East. Guards in preparation for their big 867 379 8TO 1116 game with the Baltimore Orioles M orrison ...... 92 108 91—291 SELLING OUT W ales (8 ) New York, Feb. 24— (AP) —In here Friday night M etcalf ...... 106 91 133—330 The Orioles have beaten many of their campaign for a "farm system" Donovan ...... 100 96 83—279 M urphy ...... 100 114 110—324 BASEBALL the leading basketball teflms in the to rival that maintained the Torrence ...... 101 95 90—285 Cole ...... '.. 87 94 128—309 My Entire Stock of Winter Merchandise east. Their only Connecticut ap­ B a k e r ...... 88 100 98—286 WDidd champion St. Louis Cards, SL Petersburg, Fla., Feb. 24. — pearance was against Taftville Ux McCullough .... 90 108 106—304 488 523 581 1587 the New York Yanks have taken weeks ago and the colored men (Ap)—Loss of Henry Johnson over the Springfield ^club of the W. Brennan .... 95 110 112—317 from Maryland won by a big score through an appendicitis operation AT PRICES WAT BELOW COST Eastern League. K. OF P. LEAGUE has revived reports that the New attesting their strength. Manager 474 609 489 1472 The Yankees now own outright York Yankees will trade Tony Neil of the Guards is making pre­ Ireland (1) br have an interest in four minor parations to handle a record crowd Team No. 4 (0) Lazzeri, veteran second baseman. Every article in the store must go. Shoes^ Rubbers, Arc­ league outfits of varying classifica­ C o r d n e r ...... 82 95 84—261 Johnson probably will O not pitch­ Friday night and has booked the Holm e...... 98 90 116—305 L. C a r ls o n ...... 85 94 91—270 tics, Shirts, Sweaters, Underwear, Pants and ever3rthing else a tion. With their farm system popular Flo’^la orchestra to play E. Nyquist ....106 95 86—287 ing \mtil late May or early June grown to this extent they may elect F oots ...... 72 75 99—246 for dancing. C. B o l i n ...... 102 84 104—290 and that means manager Joe Mc­ to hold btf on any further dealings T a g g a r t ...... 100 108 107—315 Carthy will have to find another man wears. with the minors until they see . how J. Wennergren 104 99 81—284 P. Erickson ___ 100 102 101—303 starting righthander. 'The chances their plan is going to operate. BRITISH AMERICAN DART 852 869 406.1127 are he will have to go into the trad­ Heading the Yanks’ minor league LEAGUE ing marts to land a first string A FEW OP THE MANY VALUES holdings is the clus double A New­ COMMERCIAL LEAGUE 497 474 463 1434 Portadown (S) Team No. 8 (4) pitcher, perhaps using Lazzeri as ark club of the International M oore ...... SOI 301 the chief, halt. League. Sprlngfldd, purchase of The Standing I. Carlson ...... 113 125 192—340 Men’s Men’s Men’s S cott ...... 800 190 C. Casperson .. 82 104 89—275 w hl^ was smnounced lu t night is T aggart ...... 188 276 W . L. New York, . Feb. 24.— (AP)— The Dress Shoes a class A team. These are the B on A m i ...... 44 28 A. Casperson ... 88 97 96—280 Brooklyn Dodgers have received Dress Shirts W U so n ...... 1...... 282 212 E. Johnson ....134 98 114—346 Heavy Flannel only clubs the Yanks own outright F u r p h y ...... 801 SOI V a lv o n n e ...... 42 30 the signed contract of outfielder L ow Man ...... 85 84 86—^265 but they have interests in the Tandragee (5) Herald ...... 42 80 Ike B o o n e ...... rfMjw B Scranton team of the New H o lm e s ...... 297 296 Construction ...... 89 38 Shirts 79c 602 608 486 1496 *3.55 York-Pennsylvanla League as well Q u in n ...... 801 295 British Americans ...... 36 86 Los Angeles, Feb. 24.—(AP) — as Cumberland of the Middle At­ Flaven ...... 301 801 Centers ...... 32 40 John MoQraw was In town only a Regular $5 Values. Team No. I (1) PhUlp Jones. lantic Circuit, a class C club. The Brennum ...... ;...... 301 301 Greenberg’s Cleaners .... 30 42 few minutes before be started Springfield deal was negotiated by C. Anderaon ... 90 108 89—285 Regular f 1.50 Values. W ilson ...... 269 245 P irates ...... 23 49 talking about the 1982 New York! 61-2S Arthur J. Shean, of Springfield and C. I. Anderson .. 90 118 86—294 Giants. "The Cards are team to! George M. Neles, recently appointed B. T h o r e n ...... 81 102 87—270 Rcffttlsr 12 Vslues. L orga a (8 ) Centers (4) beat," he said, “but the Cubs will Men’s “Converse” *’farm manager" by the Yahkees. H u m p h ries...... 137 116 119—372 H. Olson ...... 118 107 109—329 be tough. I think we should have Men’s Eugene McCann, former manager Haugh ...... 301 221 Low Man ...... 78 88 88—^249 Rubbers T edford ...... 172 289 L. C e r v ln l...... 93 100 89—282 a good team. If Critz's arm Is all ’Converse’ Rubbers of the Springfield club and later a right he'll be tbe second baseman. M cC u llou g h ...... 268 209 T. Anderson ...107 102 106—315 Dresa Wear scout with the Yankees, has been 452 621 464 1427 If not I’ll work lindstrom at sec­ Extra Heavy Jones...... 801 185 N elson ...... 128 113 106—347 named president of the company Canade ...... 96 108 127—825 Team No. 8 (8) ond. If this Koeneeke we got from Men’s Work Shoes which will operate the club with F o r d ...... 801 208 B. Berggren .... 78 106 83—266 Indianapolis is as good as I think A rm agh (7 ) Weiss serving as vice president. A 560 634 647 1641 E. Johnson .... 97 90 111—298 be Is he’U play left field." 89e msmager is to be named within a K a n e ...... 801 260 Pirates (0) A. Berggren ...111 91 110—812 $ 1 4 9 few days. Shean had operated the H a u g h ...... 801 801 61.S5 Sherman ...... 119 86 91—296 C. Hultgren ....119 1$7 85—311 Clearwater, Fla., Feb. 24.— (AP) Regular $1.75 Values. Regular $1.25 Valuei team for the last 18 ytaxa. Hughes ...... 301 801 R. Johnson ....117 88 104—809 —Dazzy Vance, right handed pitch­ Copeland ...... 301 274 Peterson ...... 100 102 103—806 Regular $8 Valuea. Phillips ...... 108 120 114—842 ing ace of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Is Robinson ...... 801 277 willing to take a 25 per cent cut In ’’Glastenbury” Cniaada ...... 114 111 118—343 622 481 498 1496 Men’s Union Suits LOCAL BOY STARS D ickson ...... 116 101 107—324 salary but not more. *T simply League Standing 1 will not take a fifty per cent cut," Shirts and Drawers W . L . P. a B. O. A. A. UOAGUl! Dazzy says. "I still am willing to 657 620 688 1610 ON LOOMIS TEAM Portadow n ...... 66 85 66 meet them half way and accept a 25 Men’s Work Hose T a n d ra g e e ...... 55 45 65 Main Office No. 1 per cent reduction." 69c Lurgan ...... 44 66 44 Oonatmotton (4) M. Kissmann ...... 82 91 77 *1.15 ^ e s ” Warnock Proves He’s A r m a g h ...... 40 60 40 E. Knofla ...... ISO 94 99— 323 V. M c G a z a ...... 76 81 85 Chicago, Feb. 24.— (AP)—Headed Not Only a Good Swimmer Petke ...... 93 104 115—812 F . M a d d e n ...... 64 77 66 by a new president and a new man­ lOe pr. LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN OP * But Can Play Basketball As E. W ilk ie ...... 108 118 97—388 A . P a r a d is ...... 80 99 86 ager the Chicago White Sox left to­ BOWLING NOniS A. Anderson ... 95 106 108— SOb R fg^ 20c value. WeU. _____ Low M a n ...... 71 76 67 day for Mineral Wells, Texas, ths WORK AND DRESS first stop on the training schedule. The Middletown Girls called off 441 422 419 1282 Mention of the name of Wesley 873 424 879 Tbe new president of the club is J. the match for this evening, so the Grseaberg*s Cleaners (0) Louis Cbmisky, who' succeeded the Wainock in spottlBg droles here Weaving No. 1 attraction will be a mixed double G iglio ...... 81 111 94—286 I. Brennan ...... 71 76 67 position after the death last Octo­ Men’s Heavy PANTS usually indicates swimming for It lb Greenburg ....114 87 80— 281 match between Mae Sbeman and A . S h ea ...... 90 90 96 ber of his father Charles A. Com- BelUng At Priosa That Do Not Hardly Fay For the Cost of In this sport which he excels. Yet It W alker ...... 121 101 114—886 Leo Sarasen and Mary Strong and G. N elson ...... 84 79 85 Isky, the "Old Roxxum." Tbe new Slip-on Sweaters Material and ths Leber of Staking Ikem. Matdi This For Vatuo. BOW comes to light that he Is also S a ld eU a ...... 97 108 112—817 manager of the team Is Lew Fon- Dominick Belettl. E. K iu m a n n ...... 93 88 94 Keown Bfakeo—Oearaetsed quite a baaketball*player. sica. The Loomis Log. official publica­ N . T a g g a r t ...... 91 226 102 Howard Murphy and Martha Had­ 418 407 400 1220 tion at Loomli Institute, reveals den challenge the winner to a home 429 469 444 that Warnock Is star guard on the ValvoUne (8) varsity basketball team and le do- and home match. PAMT8 $1.00 L a C a fU ...... 107 101 121—829 ample scoring. In the Choate Throwing No. 8 Last N is^t’a Fights tag D etro ...... 95 118 122—885 fame, be held Curtin, Choate ace, It is the urgent request of the C. O tt ...... 75 81 71—227 H oward ...... 98 83 106—282 aooreleas and tallied seven points for Sports Department of the Herald A. Wolfram .... 88 76 89—247 Loom is. that the names of tbe teams be Jim PontUlo .. .185 99 181—865 C. Kaaalekl ... 86 87. 91—268 Louisville—Jack Dempsey out­ Warnock Is a graduate of Man- written over their scores. The reason MMEOla...... 87 92 103—282 M. H a d d e n ...... 61 98 115—804 pointed Frsakle Wine, Butte, 4 HYMAN'S MEN’S itO B E ebeater High where be gained eon- for the other scores of last night’s (newspaper declsloa). r^tattott ai a swimmer matobee not appearing was tbe 617 498 688 1698 884 841 866 1041 lOlwaukee—Dave Shade, Los An- 695 BfAIN STREET Next To € ltsr/s Liindi JOHNSON BLOOg r. He Is very popular amonf failure of some of the teams to do BrMib Anerloaa (1) gelei. Outpointed Angel Cllvelle, ^iBrtOWB. tU s, W ilM B ...... 98 ;i6 UO-888 FORFBZT ^ rto Rloo, 10.

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MOVING—TRUCKING- FUEL AND FEED 49-A APARTMENTS—FLATS— Ches and O hio ...... «... 23^ 'Whitney, president o t the Exchange, tarists, he said, will find that the second tliM this mohth ofHcli||il Chrysler ...... 12% before the House Judiciary sub-com­ Waat Ad InfonnattM STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 more severe tha struggle becomes secrecy baa dosed over import!^ SEASONED WOOD, any size, hard Coca Cola ...... U 2% mittee, were closely followed. De­ the more united China will he military developmentB in Japan and FRANK V. WILLIAMS— General wood 35, chestnut ov slab wood $4 FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, down­ Col G a s ...... 13'% spite Ifc Whitney’s emphatic de- against Japan. an active censorship has kept out Manchester trucking, carlot distribution, fer­ cash (good 1-2 cord load). Miller, stairs, with all improvements, new­ Coml Solv ...... 8% ’fense oi\ the practice of short^«ell- General Tsai received his guests of the newi^piers Information cobl Cona Gas ...... 61% tilizer and tobacco delivery a Rosedale 33-3. ly done over, at 36 Russell street. ing, some observers thought the at a'cpnverted villa which is serv­ cerning pr^iarations for increasing Evening Herald Cont Can ...... 37% specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. Telephone 5750.' firmness of the market might repre­ ing as the. seat of the Chinese mili­ the expeditionary force to ShangbaL FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and Com Prod ...... 43% sent a r rther retreat of shorts, This was by order of the Cab­ 7997. bard wood slabs sawed stove tary operations. 'While the corres­ CLASSIFIED FOR RENT—5-ROOM SINGLE, all D m g ...... 52% since there was virtually nothing in inet, tl;e ministry. a]ttarently believ­ lengt) and under cover. Casb price pondents gathered about the wood ADVERTISEMENTS I CARLSON & CXDMPANI Ebepress. improvements. Apply Edward J. Du Pont ...... 55 the days’ business or coporate news ing tiiat control of the newa might per load for bard wood 35.00; bard Eastman Kodak ...... 76% stove in the room which had once I Dally service to Hartford and HelL Telephone 4642. to inspire fresh bullishness. been, the villa’s parlor, the yoimg disguise the serious vie^^ which the Count ttx *vora*o I Springfield, and au Connecucut, wood slabs 34.00. L. T. Wood Co. Elec and M us ...... 3% Consolidated Gas was evidently government takes of tiie situation in Initials, numbers and abbroTlatlona FOR RENT — EAST CENTER poet-commander apologized because •acb count as a word and compound I and Massaefiusetts points. Loads Phone 4496. Elec Auto Lite ...... 28% bolstered by its 1931 earnings state­ Shanghai. street, five rooms, first floor, all Elec Pow and L t ...... 12% he actually had no tea to offer. The words as two words. Minimum ooat la : or part loads moveo apywbere. ment, showing net of |4.94 a sbare, correspondents’ first questions were A few early editions of yester­ priee.of three lines. FOR SALE—HARD wood, under improvements. Inquire 41 Bige­ Fox Film A ...... 3% day’s evening newspapers managed Lirfe rates per day lor tranaioBt I Furniture moving, lelepbone Man- cover, furnace and stove wood 35. or only 17 cents a sbare less than regarding where the entrance to the ! Chester 8624, Hartford 2-6229. low street. Telephone 7297. Gen Elec ...... 19% a larief report of the Cabinet’s de­ ado. __ a load. V. Flrpo, 1T6 Wells street Gen F o o d s ...... % the profit per sbare for 1980.'Cor­ general’s bombproof cellar might be Efleetlre March 11, IMT I Springfield 6-0891. 35 cision to .send more men td : China, Cash Cbarse TeL 6148. Gen B^otors ...... 21% porate news, on the whole, however, reached. Then CJeneral Tsai launch­ HOUSES FOR RENT 65 remained unfavorable. American but that was the only information i Consecutive Pays .. 7 cts • eta PERRBTl A OLBNNEa INC—We GiUette ...... ,..18% ed a sharp discussion of Japanese most of the people baye bad. t Consecutive Days ..I * oto 11 cU Banknote and National Surety took I (vili move; pack and ship your Gold Dust ...... 17% military methods. Official supervision of dispatches 1 Day ...... I 11 cts II cts HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 FOR RENT— SE3VEN-ROOM house, no action on common dividends, and “Unfortunately,” he said, “ this is All orders lor irregular insertions I merebandise quickly and econom- with all improvements, at 200 East Grigsby Grunow ...... 1% by foreign correspondents has taken will be charged at the ene time rate. Int Harv ...... 23% Commercial Solvents cut its quarter­ not a war of a^my against army. ! ically. Fast dklly express service FOR SALE — OVERSTUFFED Center street. Inquire 202 E ast some odd forms also. For example Special rates for long term every Int Nick ...... 7'% ly payment to 15 from 25 cents. The Japanese have chosen to attack a keen-eyed supervisor deleted part day advertising given upon request. , to and from New fork Connec' tapestry davenport and chair, oak Center street. Int Tel and T el ...... 10% Wall street has become hardened to women and children too. The cruel of an interview given to the .Asso­ Ads ordered lor three or sin days tions wttb fast truck service out ot living room table, 9x12 rug. Good and stopped before the third or flftb SIX ROOM BUNGALOW, North Johns Manvllle ...... 22 adverse dividend news, but while and inhuman acts of the Japanese ciated Press by Sadao Aniki, the New fork going south and west condition. Call 3595. day win be charged only lor the ac- Main street, extra land and garage. Kelvinator ...... 9% the trend remains downward, there in dropping bombs on helpless civi­ minister of war and one of tbs tunl number of times the ad appear­ Agents for United Van Service, is always the possibility of un­ ed, charging at the rate earned, but one of the leading long distance W. G. Glenney Conjpany. Kennecott ...*...... 9% lians are a violation of the princi­ strongest and most responsible Kreug and Toll ...... 7% pleasant surprises, such as South­ no allowance or refunds can be made moving companies. Phone 3068. OFFICE AND STORE ples of international warfare. Their mem^rs of the cabinet. on six time ads stopped after the Lehigh Val Coal ...... 2 ern Pacific’s recent failure to order bombs have killed few soldiers, but 8860, 8864. Among the developments which EiQUIPMENT 64 Ldgg and Myers B ...... 55% a common disbursement. - General since. the attack began four days the local papers were permitted to ***No*‘tli’l forbids"; ulsplay lines not Electric’s forthcoming dividend L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and FOR SALE—SEVERAL OAK flat Loew’s ...... 30% ago, 5,500 civilians have been killed publish was a meeting of the Lorlllard ...... 14% meeting is now awaited with par­ "*The Herald will not be responsible piano moving, modem equipment, top desks, tables and office chairs. Local Stocks or woimded. Supreme War Council to which the for more than on# Incorrect insertion McKeesp Tin ...... 58 ticular interest with no very definite high military olHcials reported on of any advertisement ordered for experienced help, public etore- Apply at our storehouse on High “The soldiers have trenches and Mont W a r d ...... 9% opinions as to whether the 40 cent the Shanghai campaign. more than one time. house. Phone 4496. street between 9:00 and 12:00 dugouts, but the civilians have been (Furnished by Putnam Co.) National Biscuit ...... 43% quarterly payment will be main­ The Inadvertent omission of incor­ o’clock, Saturday morning, Feb. 27, unable to escape the bombs, shells rect publication of advertising will M Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Nat Cash R eg ...... 9% tained. and bullets. rectlfled only by cancellation of the 1932. Cheney Brothers. 1 P. M. Stocks Nat D a ir y ...... 27% charge made for the service .'endered. PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 “Tlie life or death of the Chinese UQUOR SMUGGURS~ All advertisements must conform Nat Pow and L t ...... 14% Republic depends on the battle we Bank Stocks la style, copy and typography with PAINTING, PAPERHANGING etc. WANTED—TO BUY 58 N Y C en tral...... 29% CHINESE PREPARE are putting up. The Japanese may regulations enforced by the publish­ 26 years expeiienc, 10 percent dis­ Bid Asked NY NH and Htfd ...... 24% HIGHLY ORGANIZED ers and they reserve the right to — drive us back, but we will resist to edit, revise or reject any copy con­ count during February, 6 percent I BUY ALL KINDS of household Cap Pat B and T .... 200 North Amer ...... 36% TO BOMB ENEMIES the limit of our strength. We will Conn, River ...... 500 — (CoDttniMd Prom Page One) sidered objectionable, « , . . I discount during March. Telephone goods, furniture, gtc. Better prices T7oranda 14^^ (Centinued tram Page 1.) not take the offensive because we CL08INO HOURS—Classjfled ads to Htfd Conn T r u s t...... — 90 I 6490. W. B. Gilnack. paid if you call or write Nathan Packard ...... 4 are not fighting a blodoy war and be published same day must be re­ Htfcj Nat B and T . . . — 26 Japanese reinforcements reported illegal diversion of industrial alcohol ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays Llverant, Colchester, Conn. Tele­ Param P u b ...... 9% we do not want to violate the Inter­ First National ...... 140 160 on the way from Tokyo could arrive. is decreasing. He added: 10:30 a. m. phone 97. Penn ...... 19% national Settlement.” . Land Mtg and Title... _ 16 Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 4% ‘We think that the diversion of TELEPHONE YOUR REFAIRING 23 That Ultimatum New Brit Trust ...... 180 PhlUlps P e t e ...... 4% 60,000 MORE JAPS industrial alcohol is quite small. . . . WANT ADS. VACUUM CLEANER, guns, phono­ West Hartford Trust.. 150 — Pub Serv N J ...... 55% Shanghai, Feb. 24.— (A P )—Gen­ He attacked the issuance by the I undertake to say that at no time Ads are accepted over the telephone ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Japanese commander. Lieutenant will it be possible to so control the at the CHARGE RATE given above graph, clock repairing. Key mak­ Insurance Stocks Radio ...... 9% eral Tsai Ting-Kai, commander of ing etc. Braithwaite, 62 Pearl St. Aetna Casualty...... 35 38 Radio Keith ...... 5% the Chinese Route Army which is General Kenkichi Uyeda, of the products made from denatured as a convenience to advertisers, but HEATED—TWO AND three rooms ultimatum at Shanghai. “General alcohol that there will be no Aver­ tb# GASH RATES will be accepted as furnished; also three rooms un­ Aetna Life ...... 24 26 Reading ...... 32*% defending Shanghai, told a group of FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busl- Aetna Fire ...... 36 38 Rey Tob B ...... 37% Uyeda may be a good soldier,” he sion. It is chemically possible. naii office on or before the seventh furnished, newly decorated 320 per 40 newspaper correspondents at his BUSINESS Automobile ...... 16 18 Sears Roebuck ...... 32'% said, “ but he doesn’t know military Whether it is practicable depends, day following the flrit Insertion of month, 109 Foster street. headquarters at Chenju today that entirely on whether the process each ad otherwise the CHARGE OPPORTUNITIES 32 Conn. General ...... 45 48 Sinclair ...... 5% the Japanese were sending 60,000 principles. There Is no such thing as RATE will be collected. No responsi­ Hartford Fire ...... 36 38 Socony V a c ...... 9% one general presenting an ultima­ costs more than the Illicit tnUIic additional troops to reinforce Gen­ returns. So our aim in changing bility for errors In tslspboned ads NEW CARMEL POPCORN shops Hartford Steam Boiler 40 43 South Pac ...... 26% tum to another. Such things are will bs assumed and their accuracy WANTED—ROOMS— eral Uyeda’s army here. these formulas from time to time making lots of money now; we out- National Fire ...... 34 36 St Brands ...... 12% done through governments. cannot be guaranteed. BOARD 62 (This would bring the total Japa­ . . . . Is to make it economically im­ Bt you and teach process. Long Phoenix Fire ...... 47 49 St Gas and E lec ...... 28'% “The 19th Army has the Chinese INDEX OF nese force at Shanghai to upwards practical, if not impossible, to use Travelers ...... 465 480 St o n Cal ...... 24% government, the (Chinese people and Eakins, 37 High street, Springfield, WANTED— ROOM and board by of 85,000). He said China’s army this industrial alcohol as a souroe CLASSIFICATIONS Ohio. PubUo Utilities Stocks St Oil N J ...... 28% every other Chinese army behind it Births ...... A young lady. Write Box W, in care was able to resist the Japanese at­ of iUegal spirits.” Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 44 48 Tex C o r p ...... ,...... 11% tack for “a long time to come” and General Chiang Kai-Shek is my Engagbments n FOR SALE— MEAT AND FISH of Herald. Conn. Power ...... 42 44 master and many of bis soldiers are Smuggling Bedooed Marrlr res ...... C Timken Roll B ear ...... 19% the appearance of the CUnese sol­ BiUard t e s t e d that Canadian Market on Main street, So. Man­ Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — 70 fighting beside my men.'' Trans-America...... 5% diers in their bomb proof maze of legislation has materially reduced Card of Thanks...... B chester, Conn. Fine, location for Hartford Elec ...... 62 63 Union Carbide ...... 37^ Jap Reinforcements In Msmorlnm ...... F APARTMENTS— FLATS— 41 — trenches- stretching for miles gave liquor smuggling jn the Great Dost and Found 1 business, or will sell fixtures con­ Hartford Gas ...... Unit Aircraft ...... 16% “The Japanese are waiting for Lakes. He continued: . TENEMENTS 63 do, pfd ...... 40 — some indication that his estimate Announcements ...... > tained In said market. Phone 5987. Unit Corp ...... 8% new troops. ’There are 60,000 more “Smuggling is now carried on al­ Personals ...... ,m, I S N E T C o ...... 124 128 might be correct Unit Gas Imp ...... 19% Japanese soldiers coming. While all most exclusively by large, highly Antomoblles FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement Manufacturing Stocks "Tell the world this truth,” he Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 U S Ind Alcohol ...... 27% the world wants peace, the Japanese organized international comUnes. with garage, rent reasonable. Call Am Hardware ...... 23 25 said to the newspapermen who were Automobiles for Exchargs ..... i HELP \VANTED— U S Rubber ...... 4% are fighting China in violation of Our information ^dicates that at 165 Oak street or telephone 8816. Am Hosiery ...... 25 — invited to his headquarters to be r Auto Aoesssorles—Tires ...... • FEMALE 35 U S Steel ...... 46% the League Covenant cmd the Nine- there are at the present time 91 Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Arrow H and H, co m .. 11 14 Utn Pow and L t ...... 8% guests at a "tea” conference. “My Auto Schools ...... 7-A FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at Power Treaty. We must resist in­ foreign liquor vessels engaged in th'e A NEAT APPEARING young lady do, pfd ...... — 105 Warner Pic ...... 3 army could force the Japanese out Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I 126 Maple street, all Improve­ of Chinese territory quickly but we vasion. C!hlna is united and we are business of attempting to smuggle AutoST-For Hire ...... » for pleasant outside work. No sell­ Billings and Spencer.. — 2 West Union ...... 45 prepared for this war to last a long Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 ments. Apply on premises. are not taking the offensive because liquor on the Atlantic coast. ing. Straight salary $3.00 per day. Bristol Brass ...... 9 11 West El and M f g ...... 29% time.” “The vessels, bailing principally Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... it — we want peace and we want to pre­ Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... It Apply H. C. S., in care of Herald, FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement on do, pfd ...... 90 Woolworth ...... ; ...... 42% General Tsai then led his guests from Nova Shotla and New Found- Case, Lockwood and B — 400 serve the neutrality of the Interna­ Bnsiness and Professional Services giving age, address and phone num­ School street. Inquire 100 East Cen­ into a trampled garden where be land, have as basis of operations the Business Services Offered ...... It Collins Co ...... 20 — tional Settlement.” ber. ter street or telephone 3782. joined them in refreshments, posed island of St. Pierre, Miquelon the Household Services Offered ...... It-A Colt’s Firearms...... 9% 1 1. The newspapermen were invited CURB O H O T fflO N S for pictures and answered a bar­ Bahamas and other islands ot the Building—Contracting ...... 14 Eagle Lock ...... 18 22" to tea by <3eneral Tsai after the Florists—Nurserlee ...... 16 FOR RENT—t WO four room flats, rage of questions. On the way back West Indies. Fafnir Bearings ...... — 65 Japanese army had cancelled all Funeral Director! ...... 16 HELP WANTED—MALE steam heat, on Ridge street In­ to Shanghai the newspapermen “In the gulf there are 47 foreign . Heating—Plumbing—Roofing •xm 17 Fuller Brush, Class A. — 14 (By Associated Press.) passes to go within its lines during OR FEMALE 37 quire at 25 Spruce street. were given an opportimity to in­ vessels eugaged in smuggling, o p i­ Insurance ...... 16 Hart and Cooley .... — 100 Amer Clt Pow and Lt B ...... 2% the day. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... It spect a portion of the intricate sys­ ating along the entii'e gulf coast UNEMPLOYED MEN OR WOMEN FOR R E N T -4 ROOM flat, with Hartmann Tob, com ... — 2 Amer Super Pow ...... 37^ Will Be Long fight Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 10 tem of trenches which interlace the from Florida to Texas, and v-ising Painting-Papering ...... II sell well known household product, modem improvements at 146 Bls- do, pfd ...... — — Assd Gas and Elec ...... 4% “The Japanese may win after a countryside for miles behind the their operations principally on the Professional Services ...... It 25c seller. Call Wednesday or sell street, comer Holl. Inquire on Inter Silver ...... 16 20 Blue Ridge ...... IT's long fight,” he said, “but we will be Repairing ...... It front Jtoes. port of Belize, British Honduras. Thursday, 1 to 7 p. m., 34 West premises. do, pfd ...... 55 65 Cent States EHec...... 17^ winners in principle. We will resist I ’1 Tailoring-Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 24 The soldiers appeared well-fed and On Pacific Coast Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 Center street. Generous commis­ Landers, Frary & Q k. 29 31 Cities Service ...... 6% to the last bullet and to the last well-equipped as well as remark­ “On the Pacific coast there are i ' Wanted-^BusIness S ervice...... 16 sion. 3 ROOMS IN NEW JOHNSON Mann & Bow, Class A — 8 Elec Bond and Share ...... 97^ minute.” 33 foreign vessels engaged in smug­ Edncatlenal ably cheerful. The deep, winding Block facing Main street. All mod­ do. Class B ___ ... — 4 Ford Limited ...... 5 The newspapermen were escorted gling, basing their operations on Courses and Cla^M ...... 17 trenches and dugouts, with earthen Private Instruction ...... 28 em Improvements. Very desirable. New Brit, Mch. com .. 10 Goldman Sachs ...... 2% from Shanghai through the Chinese mother ships anchored off the roofs, offer excellent protection Dancing ...... 18-A SITUATIONS WANTED— Phone 3726 or Janitor 7635. do, pfd ...... — 95 Midwest Utils ...... 4% defenses by' officers of (General Mexican coast.” . Musical—Dramatic ...... It from bombs and artillery fire. Bar­ FEMALE 38 North and J u d d ...... — 12 Niag Hud P ow ...... 6% Tsai’s staff. As they neared the gen­ Billard named the north Atlantic Wanted—^Instruction ...... M FOR RENT—4 LARGE ROOMS, rier after barrier of barbed wire is Financial Niles Bern Pond ...... 7 9 Penn Road ...... 3% eral’s headquarters they were given between Nantucket and the Virghtia white plumbing, Walnut street, — calculated to further impede Japa­ Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 81 WANTED—^WORK as companion, Peck, Stow and Wilcox 1 Stand on Ind ...... 15% an unscheduled thrill when a squa­ Capes as the place of greatest Business Opportunities ...... 12 near Cheney Mills, 315.00. Inquire United Founders ...... 2 nese-progress. nurse. Institutional training, senile, Russell Mfg C o ...... 12 22 dron of three Japanese airplanes ap­ smuggling activity. He said most Money to Loan ...... It Tailor Shop, 3 Walnut street. Tel, Scovill ...... 18 20 Util Pow and L t ...... 2% Many of the soldiers appeared to Help and Sltnatlona chronic and nervous cases. Terms peared suddenly overhead. The pro­ of the ships fly British flags. He said 5030. Stanley Works ...... 18 20 United Gas ...... 6% be not more than 14 years old. Help Wanted—Female ...... 26 reasonable. Telephone 6339. cession of motorcars was forced to the principal sources of liquor sup­ Help Wanted—Male ...... 16 Standard Screw ...... 28 32 Unit Lt and Pow A ...... 2% Many women were busy in the ply* are “the headquarters of the FOR RENT—LILLEY street, first stop as the Chinese soldiers swarmed Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 do, pfd., guar., A . . 101 — fields between the trench lines pre­ Consolidated Eixporters Co., of 'Van­ Agent! Wanted ...... 87-A floor, 4 room flat, with garage, from trenches and dugouts along the Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 38 POULTRY AND Smythe Mfg Co ...... 20 — paring them for crops. couver; the Pioneer Distillery 'of steam heat, house newly renovated. — road and began shooting wildly at SItuatlona Wanted—^Male ...... 19 SUPPLIES 43 Taylor and Fenn .... 120 Amherstburg, the United Dis^ers Employment Agencies ...... 40 Phone 5661. Torrington ...... 80 32 the airplanes. ' Live Stock—Pets—Ponltry-Velilclea CENSORSHIP IS ON Corporation of Montreal and sevval BABY CHICKS, Reds and Leg­ Underwood Mfg Co .. 19 21 Meantime the apprehensive scribes Tokyo, Feb. 24— (AP) — For the other Canadian distilleries.” . Doge—Birds—Pets ...... 41 FOR RENT—6 ROOMS with .Ul New York, Feb. 24.— (A P )— The poured out of their automobiles and Llvj Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 horns, accredited and trap nested Union Mfg Co ...... — 10 improvements, including steam Stock Market turned slowly upward Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 stock that has proven worth while U S Envelope, co m ... 100 — “spotted” nearby mudholes and Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot­ today. when others fail. Phone for details. do, pfd ...... 95 — ditches which might offer a refuge For Sale—Bfiseellaacona ter street. Telephone 6068. This was a good sign, technically, Articles for S a le ...... 46 Miller, Rosedale 33-3. Veeder Root ...... 7 12 in case of a bombing. The planes — since about of the mid-month passed over, however, and began Boats and Accessories ...... 46 FOR RENT—FIVE AND SIX room Whitlock Coll Pipe . . . 11 Building Materials ...... 47 rally had been lost, and a further strafing the nearby Chinese posi­ i RHODE ISLAND RED baby chicks tenements, wit. all modem im­ J.B.Wll’m Co. 310 par 58 — Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 decline would have carried the price tions ^ t h machine gun fire. . Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 for. sale from large Red birds, first provements. Inquire at 147 East ^ level beyond what could be consid­ • WUl Unite China Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A hatch Feb. 27th then weekly. We Center street ur telephone 7864. Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 do custom hatching. Edgerton, 655 ered a normal, technical setback. Chang Chlng-Klang, a prominent Household Goods ...... 61 Trading, nevertheless, was extreme­ Machinery and Tools ...... 68 North Main street, Manchester, FIVE AND SIX ROOM tene- Kuomintang leader, said China was * STOCy ^/HAL COCHRAN PICTURES 4/3DE KING- Musical Instrum ents...... 88 Conn. Phone 5416. ments, ail improvements, newly N. Y . Stocks ly sluggish. prepared to sacrifice 2,000,OOO^lives Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 renovated, 95 Foster street, tele- Sever^ issues sagged a i>olnt or if necessary in a struggle for na­ Specials at the Stores ...... i . . . 66 so at the start, but the list stiffened tional existence against “Japan’s Wearing Apparel—F u rs ...... 67 pbon 5230 or 4545. Adams Ehep ...... ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES . 4% before the end of the first half hour, armed aggression.” Japanese mlll- Wanted—;To Buy ...... 68 Air Reduction...... 54 Rooms—Board—Hotels—Reaorta — RADIO 49 SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both In and by early afternoon, there were Reataarants single and two family ranging Alaska Jun ...... 15 numerous advances of 1 to 2 points. Rooms Without Board ...... 69 Allegheny ...... FOR SALE— ATWATER Kent from 320 to 360 month. Apply Ekl- 2% Issues up a point or mors included Boarders W anted...... 69-A Allied Chem ...... MR. AND MRS. Country Board—Resorts...... 60 cabinet radio. Will sell reasonable. ward J. Holl, telephone 4 ^ . 865 e • • e • 76% U. S. Steel, Consolidated G ^ , Am Can ...... 66% Hotels—Restaurants...... 61 Inquire 48 Winter street. Main street. American Can, American Tobacco TAXPAYER Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 68 Am For Pow ...... ^ 7% “B”, Liggett and Myers “B”, Union and Mr. and Mrs. Rentpayer you Real Estate For Rent Am Rad Stand ...... FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and 7% Carbide, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, are included-- as rent payers are Apartments, Flats, Tenement! .. 68 Am S m e lt...... 15 Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 FUEL AND FEED 49-A room apartments, heat, janitor Loews, Johns M ani^e, and others. real taxpayers—^please remember Houses for Rent ...... 65 service, refiigeratoi furnished. Call Am Tel and T el ...... 126% that one of our fire insurance poli- Suburban for Rant ...... 66 SPECIAL PRKJE—Hard wood for Am Tob B ...... 79 American Telephone and Ailiex....3:c.«a 71 Geo. Buck, telephone 25-4. street. Telephone 6349. Cerro De Pasco ...... 12 selling, and the remarks of Richard Steamship Tickets

GAS BUGGIES—A Real Sore Spot By FRANK BECK

r KNOW, BUT (READ THE STORY, IHBN COLOR TCT PICltTRE) THERE'S ALW/IVS M B Y A M Y 11 BORROW THE BY.CEPTION.. WHATS THE BIG IDEA Up, up, the happy Tlhles ’rose and 1 Coppy said. “How can we sit real M V CARH ___ ITCHY- KITCHY. OF TELLING HER Scouty shouted, “Goodness knows, quiet if it does like that? It’s hard TO ASK ME IF SHE to hold on tight. Suppose we’d tum­ v/--w eu.-. ____SAV Y E S - this is a very funny ride. I wonder A * A ROLE, OH, I'M SURE COULD BORROW ble to the ground Iiet's all h(4d MlSd YOU W O N T TH E C A R .. ?? r - where we’ll land. The big umbrella hands and not move ’round. I guess, / FENWICK, REFUSE M E.. ■aUa along. I hope that nothing 'will with Old Man Blow nearby, weYe I n e v e r TRA LA LA- go wrong. I think it best we all sit bound to be. aU right.” LET SEE YOU WHEN down. It isn’t safe to stand.” Then Duncy said, “What is- this / anyone I G E T ’Course Old Man B | o w was right thing?” He’d found a funny Uttia . .,1 BACK . - nearby. Said he, “You’ll shortly Bpring within the Ug ttmbrdla. reach the sky if I decide to send Seduty iQfdced at it and- ciiad, *6Ciqn*t jmu there. Pm powerful as can be. puBh.it, Dimcy. liercy.rno! Of. aure But I will merely piiff, puff, puff, enoi^h, right down wnH It just so the golnE'won’t be rough. dpSM the umhfella up. Just have a good time, little lads. it’s- put insi^.’’ ' You- can depend on' me.” -r But-Duney waa a^icran-ladi .Be And then they reached a great big pitBtied the8i»rlng.aiiS':^m^ bad. cloud. This rather scared the Hoy 'Die big umhreUa ydtb crowd because Wey s^ed right iato swiriiy sort iof soimd; doin it and it scented imtiieff dark. W4e thi^ started, vefy^fasbe ^ Duhcy shouted, “Hey!” And theh our fine tri^ womifii't Ntaat,” dnlBd they promptly sailed fight out Cospy. *^e!r8 heading for thd t a | ^ ^ “ We’ra safe and sound,” an­ gKMmd.**' • ■ ; r . t other cried. “Gee, this is qtf ta a lark.” . Tbs big uahrell& tippad n' blt .abd|3 ,v

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1982. FAGBSBVsarn^

OUB BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox By Gene Aherii

, (: A teacher waa endeavoring to In* realistic, put catsup in his gun. At I T SEEMS THAT ^'s p u n k y’ EPWARPS HAS BEEN INSTIGATING AU.THE tereet a class In practical manners, the proper time the minister said: RECENT FIGHTS SO THAT HE COULP PRACtiCE BR0APCASTIN6. gave them a lesson based on “My goodness, I’m shot.” Then he an advertisement from a newspa­ glanced down at his breast and be-, EGAP, MACf^ -t-- WfLL /^L Vcii HiEEPEP UlAS A per. A gas company had advertised holding the catsup, yelled: “My toPFU U OF RICE f ww—-I’p for a meter reader, and the teacher G—d, I AM shot!” I 3>0 *2 r to A CRAV/(iao requested the boys to write an an­ ToR SOME. BOILEP R IC E, S o SUGGES-r UoiA ,THAT Vaii / g swer to the advertisement. One of When daughter observes how few EMPTV A BO^ OF POP-CORIA them wrote: kisses mother gets, you can’t blame I e m p t i e p a "B c a c o f r i c e IAS ‘‘Dear Sirs: I have read your ad­ her for trying to collect as many as V " !ip ■THIS pAiki Ai^p s e r f r r *Tb kERKiSLS IKS AASernjER PA4M0‘| vertisement in the newspaper ask­ she can before she has to depend on start AFIRE UMOETR rT-TUEU ing for a meter reader—I hate met­ one man for them. ... If you BOILIAiG, LOOK A -r er reading. Can’t you get someone haven’t any confidence in yourself, A v/ s r i t a b l e "r i c e pu-r oKi voLjR Ha t akI else? you can hardly expect others to COA-T, AKi’ POAiY COME have much confidence in you. . . . v/c u : a ^ c — ov/eRFC-oui/Aie* TWe Our Pour Kinds of Cheese: Cream, Marriage presents many difficulties, Ho m e a t e m I Swiss, Llmberger, Politics. the first of which is tr^ng to keep VA^S AfiT> SIbU E WITH LAV/A PAVS i step wdth the wedding march. . . . OF RICE f V.-*- VIHA-T a Faulty Is Right: A split skirt isn’t always intended As a druggist to be. . . . Personally, we do not /MESS ( He is faulty ' think that women will ever be sat­ All hie salads , isfied with equal rightis. That would Are too salty. be too much of a come-dowm for them. Three Kinds of Mules: White, The old gray. The kind your wife mar­ He—^Unmarried? ried. She—Yes—twice. o d o A tramp when taken to the po­ Hettlebell—Have you ever had a lice station was told to strip for a lesson by correspondence? bath. Hipockets—You bet! I never ( p j p Tramp—What, go in the water? write to women now. Jailer—Yes, you need it. How long has it been since you had a NOT UNITED bath? Tramp—Well, I never was arrest­ LADY VISITOR: AND what ed before. brought you here, my good man? CONVICT: Well, madam, my In a fashionable restaurant a new father said when I was a boy that multi-millionaire with no knowledge he hoped I would marry beauty of French and no desire to expose and brains, and I wanted to please his ignorance, pointed to a line on him. the menu, and said to the waiter: VISITOR: Yes? Multi-Millionaire—I’ll have some CONVICT: So I’m in jail for C h^ t=* tof that. bigamy.—’The Humorist. Waiter—^I’m sorry, sir, but the band is playing that. BEDTIME STORY II .u.s.nkT.orr.; I laaa by' we* stwvicg. iwe. Live Day By Day Three-year-old Nancy’s father had set up a new radio. Nancy list­ G I heard a 'voice at evening softly ened with apt attention to every­ *ay. thing—musjc, speeches, and sta­ (•Famine Foji, 1932) Bear not thy yesterday into tomor­ tion announcements. row. That night she knelt to say her Nor load this week with last week’s “Now I lay me.” At the end she load of sorrow. paused a moment, and then said: SCORCHY SMITH In Timber Shadows By John C. T erry Lift all thy burdens as they come, “Tomorrow night at this time nor try there will be another prayer.”— To weigh the present with the by ’The Humorist. and by. PpOUOWED.eH \ One step and then another, take thy way; W ELL.ALLI g o t t o DO Live day by day. F l a p p e r F a n n y S a y & IS TO CACHE THIS B O X - ncci. U. 8. PAT. OFF.______AND HIDE • THEN IF The autumn leaves are withering round thy way T QIT CAUGHT *1 DOMT Walk in the sunshine. It is all for KNOW NOTHIN'T' thee. Push straight ahead, as long as mni]] thou canst see; Dread not the winter whither thou a mayst go. But when it comes be thankful for f the snow. Onward and upward. Look and smile and pray; m Live day bv day. —Writer unknown.

Mary was writing a sentence us­ ing a synonym for the word “Prom­ inent.” She got down the dictionary and among other synonyms she dis­ covered “protuberant.” So she wrote: “There are a number of pro­ tuberant girls in this school, but tlielr modesty keeps them from ad­ WASHINGTON TUBBS H By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams s mitting it.” A yoimg minister wrho waa asked aeAOyS to take part in a play, objected to saying; “My Q—d, I’m shot!” So it was suggested that he say In­ CHUT stead: “My goodness, I’m shot!” OH HOV THE I T VOHV, HO\M r When the play was given, the vil­ The bath-tub is a good place to MENKGERIE ObD OLD 6 RAHP-DADli1 VJAS OPEN! THE BACK OOOF? lain, in order to make the act more brush up on your res^ng. v4\LP0\)ER HiS HORRID h er e it is AWRICrHT. W ,fW ' EENSTS. AMO SPlMGr BROOM cAoes kiwr llOM’i PIN! ourTsloe —I w a m t t o ARE SvA/eeP THIS FELLOW/ OFF, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS kEMPTV. By Blosser ^ B e f o r e x h a v e to S nneeP h THE WHOLE HOUSE — H E l i e s OM t h e OAVEMPbFrr IVU MAWe IT AS SHORT AS P O Q d ^ B L S , VBS...VBS. U 4IB EATlMCr CRACKERS, AMO u a s . REPFIELO.... IT WAS FiPTEeM 6 0 MR. WHEM ME. GET^ UP FOR VEARS A 8 0 WHEU SO REDFIELO ii gORSOSl c a M O ^ c r a c k e r s , H E l o o k s AH’ J wer£ parthers at the M Hole RisffiKkss.iKi v/esterki LIV■ Tb pivipe BETv^eg os..«. s o l d . \ EMPTV, TOO- SAV, THA'S LUCK. NO, HO, HEVl WAIT, VOU^ r AMJi \ KNOWS NN STUFF. C'MOW, LE'S BUS’ RIGHT IN 'M' PIG PLEASEi. lOlOTl HOW R\P aDAV, THA'S ME, UP THE TREASURE. D'VOO KNOIM \TS ’M’ IF CIRCUS FELLAS ENPTV? LOOKIT KIN HANDLE UONS THAT BIG HOLE, WITH A CHA\R W’A OUH, KIN 1.

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r.. t r ■ ■ih ■vv -IV t , .. ... • V ' Kiin ifiim idt ;m - .jes i' " • • •ad m s s NUU4 > < ertles, Mlu.ObMlya HarrisoD, tteketa 2 . *^ational Flower Show in Vilentl, Mlii. Caimelk and publicity, and liiM Btbel Brook­ Hartford,’’ by Annie. Wadaas. PLAN BIG CARD PARTY MiM to t r n F A M I L Y UPSTAIRS” Alolsio. ings will supervise the pale of'taotte H t —Nattonal Tonlea / . ABOirnowN HERAUrS NEWSIES ilMSBiioiL i'raiiklla Blade candy on the eyening of the 1. ’’Gporge Washington's Birth­ IN AH) OF THE NEEDY Fiedler,XIordon and BurtoiriHMw,. f. TO BE PRESENTED HERE piny* _____ day C ake,by Francto Langer. HSmbs-|d^ candy wffl 2. "Memoriida to Washington,’’ by CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS durlBf evening. SEESHRINECIRCUS Helen Hudson. Ths Italian—American Ladles Aid f *• L«MtM ef the Center church. His South Methodist Epworih CURRENT NEWS PROGRAM IV—Jntematloiial Topics society is making plana for a large LInne LodH^i 'N o. 72, '•■tsi topic win be "Oeorge Washington.’* 1. “America Halls Paderewski,’’ TO GIVE MYSTERY P U Y League To Give Play Friday card party to be held Monday eve­ Pythias, will meet at OrafigaBilltat FOR GRAMMAR STUDENTS by Eleanor Sanderson. ning, February 29 at 8 o’clock, at 8 o’clock tonight fHc Lithuanian Building Corpora* Nearly 90 of Them Attead Evening, March 18. ' 2. "PlShs of Oljrmplo Athletes,’’ the School street Recreation Center. Wednesday evsBing, March ,2 is plans alterations to the stage by Pearl Schendel. The social is for the benefit of needy the date set for the three-act of their building on "The Family UpstalM," a rollick­ 8. "The Origin of The Olympic A Current Events program will people in the community and many mystery comedy, “ O. Kay*’, which A whist party Is to be held In the ing three-act comedy, is the vehicle Games," by Helen Jarvis. the Christian Endeavor tociety will Plaee Yofir Ordera Affair At State Armory In be given by the girls of Miss of the prizes, for the most part in haU on Sattirdsy evening. chosen by the South Methodist Bp- 4. "Health and Harmony Gained merchandise, have already been present af the Hollister, street With Ug for wortii League for. Its annual play. Elizabeth A. Krapowicz’s room in by the Olympic Games," by June the Auditorium of the Recreation donated. The first prize, hCwever, school under the direction of Mrs. More than 40 ^ Hartford. The date has already been set, Fri­ Clihgman. Joseph Hanley. The young people building, Friday afternoon, Feb. 26, for the player making the highest Prompt Delivery On back party given last nlght^at tM day evening, March 18, and the per­ 5. “The Popularity ' The Olym­ who will paitidpate have had con­ 1082 at 1:00 o’clock. The program score in setback will be 12.60. Highland Park Comna tnlty club­ formance 'vdll'be given In the ban­ pic Games," by Ruth Rimde. Bridge and tha Italian game of siderable experience in amateur house by the Ladles’ Sewing drde. quet hall of the church. follows: Chairman, Anna Farr. theatricals and are rehearsing dili­ r a n g e Nearly ninety Herald newsboys I—Town Topics scopa will' be . played. Three prizes ^ First piises were won by Mrs. Julia attended the Shrlner’s Circus at the Miss Doris M. Davis, director of will be given In each section to the gently three evenings a week now religious education of the church, 1. "The Automobile Show,’’ by Donze and Walter Senkbell; second State Armory in Hartford last players running up the three highest The profits of the performance will by Miss Muriel Fitzgerald and will be assisted In directing the play Doris Whltehouse. FURNACE and nlgh^ as guests of this newspaper Between 75 and 100 persons are scores. Refreshments will be served be used in purchasing hymnals for James T. Nichols, and third, Mrs. by Louis Smith, who has had wide 2. "Window Service Cut at the and for more than three hours en­ expected to attend the annual dinner and all players will be welcome. the church school. Martin Fredeiickson and W. J. Me experience as a coach and an actor. South End Postoffyje,’’ by Leone joyed themselves hugely, taking In and meeting of the Manchester Mrs. Lui^ Pola, chaimian, will be This play was given by profes­ FUEL OIL Kenna, Sr, The hostesses. Mm . Wil­ Leading roles will be taken by Hand. everything that went on imder the n —State Topics Country Club tonight this evening. assisted by the following members: sionals at Parsons theater about liam Kelsh and Mrs. J. N. Nichols m ' Mrs. Frank Montle, Pony, a marvel of equine Intelli­ 221 Hartford Road. gence; Welby’s Stallions, the Laird Spring Sewing Will Be a Pleasure When You See the Trio, Wlrth’s famous elephants, the The Electra Bridge club will have Wlrth Family, Flying Wards, Lenert Values Offered During the a Juncheon-brldge tomorrow at the and Paiul, famous Polish comedians; Hotel Sheridan. Crlstoffa and Paul, novelty enterr talners; Honey family of acrobats, Women of the Church of the Peplto, the balloon dog: Taki Sakl Nazarene will hold their regular troupe, Japanese tumblers; Yam Thursday afternoon prayer meeting Kam fanally of Chinese acrobats and SOUTH MANCHESTER’ CONN tomorrow at 2 o’clock at the par­ Otto. sonage with Mrs. Anthony. The boys headed Immediately for the concessions on entering the Febniaiy iilk iaie Anderson-Shea Post and auxil­ Armory and after loading up on hot SALE! Women's Printed iary are planning to give another dogs, popcorn, peanuts and the card party Monday evening at the many other things needed to suc­ Hose house. Main street at Hilliard. cessfully witness a circus, turned Both bridge and eetback their attention to the performers. All Silk, 40-inch played with one cash prize for high 'The trip to Hartford was made by score in each game and consolation, special buses from the north end Rayon Frocks Clarence Wetnerell heads the Post and the Herald office. committee and Mrs, Florence Sulli­ van the au'^lllary. Styles of Misses Too. Washable Flat Crepesi ADVERTISEMENT The Ladles Sewing Circle of the Mrs. Rose Kronlck of The WUrose Concordia Lutheran ■ church will Dress Shop Is in New York pur­ SPECIAL! meet tomorrow at 2 p, m. chasing a selection of distinctive i i Rev. Percy Rex of Trinity church. froclu for spring wear. ______(Two years ago yon yard (For Frocks and Tariff vine, will preach at the Len­ lingerie) ten service this evening at 7;30 at Shiny paid $1.98) St, Mary’s Episcopal church $2 -8 8 Edward Edgar of 31 Mill street, a PIG Your fingers will be Just Itching to get busy and sew spring frocks when you see these lovely clerk at the F. T. Bllch Hardware Smart frocks that you can wear Straws fiat crepes In their new sprli^ colorings. The same quality oilk you paid $1.98 for just two year* company, won the Chevrolet sedan about town, to business, for sports ago! All silk fiat crepe in navy, black, white, new blues, bright green, red tones, lovely beige shade*, given away at the Shiiner’s Circus PARLOR and soft pastels. Make up street frocks, sports dresses, evening gowxis and lingerie now. For a few at the Armory In Hartford last ... .anywhere throughout the day. for immediate wear "NEW WAY LUNCH" dollars you can make the smartest frock! night. Next To Montgomery & Ward. Neat printed rayons for smart ma­ trons. Smart little jerseys ^ d The regular meeting of the Hart Featuring ford County association of Ameri­ woolens for the modem miss. can Legion Posts and auxiliaries DUTCH MAID Pick-up several tomorrow at $2.88! $2 .9 5 $1.19. 36-Inch Printed will be held in New BrlUln Sunday, and 14 to 44. February 28. All members of the PIG local auxiliary interested In going Smart little beret types with Printed Crepes Shantung Crepes by bus to Nev/ Britain are asked to SANDWICHES Frocks—Main Floor, center. perky little feathers----- brimmed ""et in touch with Mrs, Charles Try One! models with ribbon trim----- modi­ Wigron, dial 700?, not later than REGULAR LUNCHES fied sailors. They hav^ been I'lidcy evening. very popular and we know you are sure to find one to suit you here 8 8 ^ yard A tclloi'ship meeting for atten- at $1.88. ’They really look lots 8 8 ^ y"** I ants of the Second Congrr/'itlonal 25c 35c Orlando Moricoid, Prop. New NELLY DON more, too! We don't blame you for getting excited over Shantung—one of the smartest washable ^ b- (liurch rill be held tomorrow eve- these lovely printed flat crepes. They are In rlca of the season. Such smart prints. Such t'lnft at 7:30 with Mr. and Mrs. John Main Floor, center. clear, distinctive prints on black, naVy, brown quality! Such a low price—88c! Green, tan, Owrr.